On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 6:04 AM, Mike Hearn wrote:
> It sounds OK as long as you exclude nLockTimed transactions.
ACK, agreed
> That said, if you broadcast a transaction that does not meet the fee
> rules, you should be able to notice that it wasn't accepted by your
> peers immediately. Today it
Hi Walter,
This could be of interest to the XChange project. See GitHub:
https://github.com/timmolter/XChange
The aim of this project is to provide a unifed API for applications to
access financial exchanges. At present it supports Bitcoin exchanges (MtGox
and Intersango are the primary focus wit
It sounds OK as long as you exclude nLockTimed transactions.
That said, if you broadcast a transaction that does not meet the fee
rules, you should be able to notice that it wasn't accepted by your
peers immediately. Today it's painful because the protocol isn't very
chatty - in bitcoinj I plan to
The Internet Financial EXchange (IFEX) Project is an open body for the
discussion and development of financial standards for the internet
community. The project seeks to focus on enhancing interoperability
between financial settlement systems of all types, including
conventional financial systems,
On 2012 April 12 Thursday, Jeff Garzik wrote:
> One of my From-Day-One complaints about bitcoin is that transactions
> behavior could be far more deterministic (predictable), from a user
> standpoint. Transactions in the current system can easily remain in
> limbo forever.
>
> One big step in m
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