Bitcoin user pays 83 BTC fee on transaction :( by mewald55 in BigFees

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The hacker's address previously received many small test transactions, but never anything this big. $bc1qyfem6z7pq3mqn7tcnn0587dhcnhkrqh8km36t4

Test by Stevenans5895 in QuickBooks

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You can also reference transactions in your post like this: $TRANSACTIONHASH

$425c049f76a676dfd00ab9b16688207b9d510c7d8c4d2a70165993fd76c9ffdd

Test by Stevenans5895 in QuickBooks

[–]mewald55 0 points1 point ·  (0 children)

Nice test!

Somebody just accidentally sent $1 using a 3BTC fee! by mewald55 in BigFees

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Small update... So I looked into the sending address here:

$1DhKh8DF1MrEaPo9eC67quEQzWQuJGwEbp

It has had hundreds of transactions, and always seems to send/receive a small amount of Bitcoin. It is likely an address that is programmatically controlled, which means that the 3BTC fee may have been a programming error. The owner still doesn't seem to have noticed, because the address is still receiving coins normally.

Hello World by cyberanakinvader in cyberanakinvader

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Hello Mr. Anakin!

The Eternal Love Letter by mewald55 in Interesting

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Yup, click on the table or graph tabs at the top to see the bitcoin transactions, and expand each transaction with the '+' sign. The love letter is just spelled out with bitcoin addresses, it isn't a separate file or anything :)

I think you are first user, thank you so much for giving it a try!

mewald55[A]

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