Topic: When amount BTC transfer becomes a receiving liability? (Read 811 times)
Sounds like you are talking about dust that may make outgoing fees higher as the transaction gets bigger in Kb.
fees are charged on minimum size, and priority. see bitcoinfees.com for more details.
I also believe that with the 0.8.2 client that transfer would be under the minimum relay size.
I also believe that with the 0.8.2 client that transfer would be under the minimum relay size.
Thank you great link.
fees are charged on minimum size, and priority. see bitcoinfees.com for more details.
I also believe that with the 0.8.2 client that transfer would be under the minimum relay size.
I also believe that with the 0.8.2 client that transfer would be under the minimum relay size.
A friend had a block that took 2 days to confirm, the amount was very low, He said to be a "liabilty" stating it would cost him more to send in his next outgoing transfer. He couldn't explain how, thus the question here. Obviously bad information Thank You.
and where did you hear this? completly false I can assure you.
I heard that receiving a very small transfer of funds .000004 for example become a liability the next time you send funds. Somehow costing more to trnsfer funds.
lol wut?? Are you talking about the amount of confirmations?
^ huh?
I am kind of shady as to when receiving funds becomes a liability when you send funds next? This I heard as part of receiving a payment for .000004 BTC. If this is covered else where my search method showed none, please link. Thank you.
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