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Batch reimbursement #70

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cbeams opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 1 comment
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Batch reimbursement #70

cbeams opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 1 comment
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cbeams commented Feb 3, 2018

Previous batch reimbursement: #1

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@cbeams cbeams changed the title Feb 9th 2017 batch reimbursement 2018.02.09 batch reimbursement Feb 3, 2018
@cbeams cbeams changed the title 2018.02.09 batch reimbursement Batch reimbursement Mar 5, 2018
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cbeams commented Mar 5, 2018

Closing as complete. The following batch transaction has just been broadcast and should confirm within a few blocks. From https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/tx/fea63d228e0dc9ce10ba78bc4c9b3dc848fc4ccb042f6a8684884ef14cda113f:

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The set of addresses and amounts was produced by running the following command against support-70.csv in the root of this repository at commit a975981:

awk -F, '{print $3 "," $4+$5}' support-70.csv | grep -v address | sort > reimbursements.csv

This prints out the address to reimburse (3rd field), then the sum of the trading fee (4th field) and minining fee (5th field), eliminating the first line of the file which consists of headers.

The resulting CSV file was then fed into Electrum in the Send screen after selecting the Tools->Pay to many menu option.

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