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In February 2021, I sent some bitcoin from bitcoin core account. I choose a low transaction fee. The transaction is down as 'unconfirmed, memory pool'. The bitcoin has not appeared at the receiving ...
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Does the mempool size as reported by (for instance Blockchain.com) include the sum of the 'size' of transactions only? Or does it also include the overhead (due to indexes, allocation overhead, ...
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I am trying to find out the relation among dependent transactions in the mempool. I have already used the "depends" field and tracked the transaction ids to go through. But I still can not ...
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I’m trying to get all transaction ids in the memory pool as json array. I just finish downloading bitcoin core and do now know where to begin. Any help would be appreciated!!
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If there was a chain reorg, for example: Blockchain: 0a---1a---2a---3a becomes... 0a---1a---2b---3b How long are blocks 2b and 3b kept in memory on the node? If I query the node for block 2b ...
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I'm trying to list out the results of getrawmempool by newest transactions first. Here's what I've got: getrawmempool returns the memory pool in order of transaction hash, so I'm using PHP to sort ...
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I am running bitcoinqt and checking for new transaction for payments I made using getrawmempool. Payments were made NOT from/to the mentioned bitcoinqt wallet address. As I see some my unconfirmed ...
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I'm running bitcoind from a small virtual machine on digitialocean. I'm interested only in looking at the new transactions in bitcoind getrawmempool Is there a way to get these transactions without ...
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To speak the truth, I don't really know what getmemorypool did before, I'm having a hard time trying to figure out. And why is getmemorypool obsolete? What replaced it for internal work generation? ...
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What is the expected response for a getmemorypool RPC call to a standard client, when calling it with data field? I'm mainly interested in such factors as: Will the call return true if a sent block is ...
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I'm currently trying to figure out how to properly use Getmemorypool for mining and I'm having some problems with it. Are there any examples provided somewhere on how to properly call that RPC with ...
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As there are a couple endiannesses used by Bitcoin, what is the proper way to encode the data parameter for a getmemorypool JSON API call?
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If one sends a solved block to bitcoind server using getmemorypool or getwork, and right after that requests a new block using the same API call, what will the server respond with? Assuming the data ...
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When I called: print bitcoin.getmemorypool() print bitcoin.getwork() using Python JSON for a testnet BitcoinQT server, I got the following responces: {'previousblockhash': '...
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The getmemorypool RPC command lists all transactions that are to be included in a block, with the exclusion of the generating transaction. In merged mining, one needs to add an extra transaction ...
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