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No I dont escrow anymore.
October 05, 2015, 05:37:13 AM
#9
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.
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The only simple question that i can ask you is that why would you even try to spend 1.48 btc when you know quite well that you have only 0.60 btc?

0.6 + 1 > 1.48

"Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC.."

He had 1.6 BTC and try to sent 1.48 BTC but the payment show two tx id. (or double spent)
I don't know about this matter. You may contact blockchain.info support.

My point exactly, thanks for writing it out.

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Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction?

All scammers also want to know "How to cancel the unconfirmed transaction".
The answer is, you cannot. But to make sure some big payment in transaction. It's better to wait until 3 confirm.

Of course it can be removed from the wallet, the rest of the network probably forgot about it already. The unconfirmed TX is invalid as the identical twin with the different TX ID was confirmed.

legendary
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give me your cryptos
October 05, 2015, 05:16:30 AM
#8
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.

screenshot:

Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction? Why did it send twice?

exact same thing happened to me, i suggest you to import your private keys to mycelium for now and look how much balance is available for spending.
full member
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October 05, 2015, 05:07:23 AM
#7
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.
-snip-
The only simple question that i can ask you is that why would you even try to spend 1.48 btc when you know quite well that you have only 0.60 btc?

0.6 + 1 > 1.48

"Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC.."

He had 1.6 BTC and try to sent 1.48 BTC but the payment show two tx id. (or double spent)
I don't know about this matter. You may contact blockchain.info support.

Quote
Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction?

All scammers also want to know "How to cancel the unconfirmed transaction".
The answer is, you cannot. But to make sure some big payment in transaction. It's better to wait until 3 confirm.

copper member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1528
No I dont escrow anymore.
October 05, 2015, 04:45:44 AM
#6
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.
-snip-
The only simple question that i can ask you is that why would you even try to spend 1.48 btc when you know quite well that you have only 0.60 btc?

0.6 + 1 > 1.48
sr. member
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October 04, 2015, 08:36:37 PM
#5
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.

screenshot:

Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction? Why did it send twice?
The only simple question that i can ask you is that why would you even try to spend 1.48 btc when you know quite well that you have only 0.60 btc?
copper member
Activity: 1498
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No I dont escrow anymore.
newbie
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October 04, 2015, 12:36:51 PM
#3
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.

screenshot: https://i.gyazo.com/ea177ad2f4f3bd0ef39bb2be6500712a.png

Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction? Why did it send twice?

It did not send it twice, but the transaction you send (A) was modified along the way by a node. This create transaction B that spends the same coins and sends them to the same address as A, but has a different transaction ID. This is called a "malleabiltiy attack" and can be fixed by contacting blockchain.infos support. Only A or B can confirm never both.

More here -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-transaction-malleability-attack-wave-another-stresstest-1198032


I see. So there is someone doing this on purpose? For what reason?
copper member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1528
No I dont escrow anymore.
October 04, 2015, 11:20:24 AM
#2
Something very strange happened today. blockchain.info let me send 1.48 BTC when I only had 0.6.  I had a incoming transaction of 1 BTC. For some reason it made the sending transaction twice (received and sent BTC in the same block) and it is displayed as unconfirmed and my balance is negative.

screenshot:

Can I remove the unconfirmed transaction? Why did it send twice?

It did not send it twice, but the transaction you send (A) was modified along the way by a node. This create transaction B that spends the same coins and sends them to the same address as A, but has a different transaction ID. This is called a "malleabiltiy attack" and can be fixed by contacting blockchain.infos support. Only A or B can confirm never both.

More here -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-transaction-malleability-attack-wave-another-stresstest-1198032
newbie
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October 04, 2015, 11:09:19 AM
#1
EDIT: Transaction didnt go trough.
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