bertlebbert
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Sorry... I'm referring to the whole wallet containing 2994 tDash, not particularly individual address
Yes, I believe you. Your wallet can have many coins in many addresses, but if an IX tx is from an address that has more than 1000 DASH like in my post above, it's another story. You see what I mean?moli it honestly had 2994 coin before transaction, I just don't know how to send you a screenshot :sad:
Yes, I believe you. Your wallet can have many coins in many addresses, but if an IX tx is from an address that has more than 1000 DASH like in my post above, it's another story. You see what I mean?
No problem. It's a confusing issue. Like Udjin explained, when a tx has a change that goes to another address, the network can't tell if it's a change or it's another tx to another person, so it counts the total into one. So like if one address/account has 1002 DASH in total, and we send 10 DASH via InstantX, the change will be 992, but the network still sees the IX transaction as 1002. What I don't understand is the rule "Can't InstantX more than 1000 DASH". I hope the devs can change itYeah I figured that out, sorry for the confusion
I don't think it would be an issue if, on attempting to InstantX coins that will get stuck due to being over 1000 DASH, a pop-up appeared to say "The address used for this InstantX transaction contains more than 1000 DASH. Addresses need to be broken down into less than 1000 DASH for InstantX to be successful. Would you like to proceed, YES or NO."No problem. It's a confusing issue. Like Udjin explained, when a tx has a change that goes to another address, the network can't tell if it's a change or it's another tx to another person, so it counts the total into one. So like if one address/account has 1002 DASH in total, and we send 10 DASH via InstantX, the change will be 92, but the network still sees the IX transaction as 1002. What I don't understand is the rule "Can't InstantX more than 1000 DASH". I hope the devs can change it.
I don't think it would be an issue if, on attempting to InstantX coins that will get stuck due to being over 1000 DASH, a pop-up appeared to say "The address used for this InstantX transaction contains more than 1000 DASH. Addresses need to be broken down into less than 1000 DASH for InstantX to be successful. Would you like to proceed, YES or NO."
Maybe the wallet could perform this task automatically, upon selecting YES?
Probably it will be changed to something similar like Udjin said: https://dashtalk.org/threads/v12-testing-thread.5484/page-24#post-57730I don't think it would be an issue if, on attempting to InstantX coins that will get stuck due to being over 1000 DASH, a pop-up appeared to say "The address used for this InstantX transaction contains more than 1000 DASH. Addresses need to be broken down into less than 1000 DASH for InstantX to be successful. Would you like to proceed, YES or NO."
Maybe the wallet could perform this task automatically, upon selecting YES?
Newb question: Why does InstantX require a limit at all if it has the potential to create all of these problems for high-end users?1. Can we change 1000 DASH to a higher value?
Sure it's just another spork which is set to 1000 now.
2. Why can't wallet split huge amounts on IX automatically?
Because we require at leas 6 confirmations and that means you'll have to wait ~6 x 2.5 minutes = ~15 minutes to send IX from new addresses which were created by that split. Not that instant
Possible solution is to modify algo:
- to check that none of outputs is greater than 1000 (or whatever spork value is) and not the total tx value (that doesn't solve the problem when change is greater than 1000 though)
- to check that IX have 2 outputs maximum (and give a warning if that's not the case) to allow normal users to pay as usual but to prevent multi IX in single tx at the same time (still can do 2 IX at the same time if you have exact amount but that's and extreme edge case so not a big deal)
Newb question: Why does InstantX require a limit at all if it has the potential to create all of these problems for high-end users?
Oh I see. So it can be removed later. That's good news!The original idea of such limits I believe was to lower possible damage from any kind of (un)imaginable attacks while tech is not solid. Remember DS in its early ages? :wink:
Long time no see.:smile: But it is good to be back (if even for a short while) and see that things are progressing nicely.:grin::grin:
I have a test wallet up and running; it is currently mixing 320 DASH to six rounds and seems to be going smoothly. It is also cpu mining and earned me another 20. At this rate it will take quite a while to get a 1,000 to play with a test masternode. Any donations of tDASH greatly appreciated.
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Peace to you all,
Strix
Sent you 4 ds + ix tx's.Long time no see.:smile: But it is good to be back (if even for a short while) and see that things are progressing nicely.:grin::grin:
I have a test wallet up and running; it is currently mixing 320 DASH to six rounds and seems to be going smoothly. It is also cpu mining and earned me another 20. At this rate it will take quite a while to get a 1,000 to play with a test masternode. Any donations of tDASH greatly appreciated.
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Peace to you all,
Strix
...Any donations of tDASH greatly appreciated...
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