Send xcp

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hi everybody,


there is a process i don’t unserstand with [font=Verdana][size=2]counterpartyd:[/size][/font]


if i have a bitcoin wallet, with one address owning 1 BTC and 0 XCP, and another owning 0 BTC and 10 XCP,


what will happen when i command the [font=Verdana]counterpartyd[/font] to send 10 xcp to another wallet?


please be as descriptive as possible with your answer.

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Rejected, as the 2nd account does not have enough BTC to pay the transaction fees. The address itself must have sufficient BTC to cover the fees.

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[quote author=crange link=topic=64.msg287#msg287 date=1391790123]

hi everybody,


there is a process i don’t unserstand with [font=verdana][size=1em]counterpartyd:[/size][/font]


if i have a bitcoin wallet, with one address owning 1 BTC and 0 XCP, and another owning 0 BTC and 10 XCP,


what will happen when i command the [font=verdana]counterpartyd[/font] to send 10 xcp to another wallet?


please be as descriptive as possible with your answer.
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You have to s[font=verdana]end at least 0.0003172 BTC to the address you have XCP, 0.1 BTC is recommended for safe. Then you can send the 10 XCP to other address. [/font]

[font=verdana]Remember: Make sure your address have sufficient both BTC and XCP balances before you do send, order, issuance, and so on operation, otherwise some fail will happen.[/font]

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[size=2]thanks guys, [/size]

[size=2]i have another one for you if you are up for it  :wink: [/size]
[size=2]if i receive [font=Verdana]different[/font][font=Verdana]  amounts of [/font][font=Verdana]XCP from 3 different addresses on the same block, how can i tell how much xcp i received from each individual address separately using counterpartyd?[/font][/size]

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counterpartyd wallet