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2017-06-24 06:38:34 Post No. 2588775
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So does anyone what the fuck this shit is? Was checking up on some of my burner wallets and noticed a shit load of random addresses in the transactions section. The wallet below is a different wallet which looks as id expect. Was someone attempting to ping this address or hack it or some shit or is this normal?
smart anon plz help
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Hmm that is weird anon. Not transactions but I don't get why they would show up there. Bitcoin is pretty much impossible to hack though unless you got sloppy with your private keys
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bump?
will send wojaks for wise anons reassurance
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>>2588775
> Shady coin has shady actions
you must be new.
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>>2588775
Those are the inputs to the transaction. Afaik it just means you had lots of tiny amounts spread across many addresses that were combined to add up to make this transaction.
Think of it like a lot of small change in your wallet being exchanged for a single larger banknote
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2017-06-24 07:46:58
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>>2589078
hmmm yea that makes sense. transactions get split up within a block or throughout multiple blocks for efficiency and neccesity. Thank you anon, youre one of the good ones
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