1000000000000000000000000 ether transaction

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• CryptoFuture Member Posts: 44 ✭

  May 2015

  Another more recent one: https://etherapps.info/address/0x3f3f8d661afb2079f0c83e82d4f5db19cdf89109

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• Smithgift Member Posts: 64 ✭

  May 2015

  I suspect there is a bug somewhere along the line. Either etherapps.info is misinterpreting the transaction, or someone discovered a bug in geth/alethzero. Considering the entire point of the current test net is to find stuff like this, I wouldn't be concerned.

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• CryptoFuture Member Posts: 44 ✭

  May 2015

  @Smithgift I'm not concerned. But figured it's something worth bringing to attention to have it fixed if it needs to be. It's also possible it's just etherapps.info displaying it wrong.

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• joeykrug San FranciscoMember Posts: 9 ✭

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  It's not etherapps.info --- just checked in latest geth
  balance:
  eth.getBalance('0xdbdbdb2cbd23b783741e8d7fcf51e459b497e4a6')
  '1606881044258990274541962092341162550146736190562792835301376'

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• joeykrug San FranciscoMember Posts: 9 ✭

  May 2015

  Turns out this is some transaction created by ethdevs for testing stuff hehe

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• CryptoFuture Member Posts: 44 ✭

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  Ah, How did you find that out? And even so, the devs should not have that kind of balance

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• jakves Member Posts: 58 ✭

  August 2015

  http://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/2802/geth-showed-10000000000000000000-ether-in-the-mining-adress-yesterday#latest
  
  

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