<p>The owner of <code>1E9b2CvbB9pKT617zNbxoVNH65XqMjarPX</code> is likely the same person as the owner of <code>1JXstXTaeg6eH3wCXvdC7TYSA8ntWAsPc8</code>. A single user can have as many addresses as they want. When the sender wished to send .0001 BTC to <code>121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6</code>, two of their addresses were emptied to meet the required amount. </p>

<p>The inputs sum up to .00020782, but only .0001 is sent to <code>121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6</code>. The remaining .00010782 was used as a miner's fee, and went to the miner who mined the block this transaction is included in. </p>

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JohnDvorak
<p>First things first, I'm a newbie in everything related to bitcoins.</p>

<p>I'm analyzing a few tens of addresses checking which ones have received payments, and one of them is the following: <a href="https://blockchain.info/address/121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6" rel="nofollow">https://blockchain.info/address/121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6</a>. I'm not sure about what I'm seeing.</p>

<p>I understand that the owner of the wallet <code>121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6</code> received a payment of 0.0001 BTC from two different people, the owner of <code>1E9b2CvbB9pKT617zNbxoVNH65XqMjarPX</code> and the owner of <code>1JXstXTaeg6eH3wCXvdC7TYSA8ntWAsPc8</code>. But if this was the case (I think it's not), why are both payments grouped on the same transaction?</p>

<p>Also, if I click to enable advanced view at the bottom of the page, I see that the first paid 0.0001 and the second 0.00010782, however the overall income was 0.0001 instead of 0.0002+.</p>

<p>Basically, what I'm asking is if you can explain me the transaction on that link.</p>

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# What does this transaction mean?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-06-02)

First things first, I'm a newbie in everything related to bitcoins.

I'm analyzing a few tens of addresses checking which ones have received payments, and one of them is the following: <https://blockchain.info/address/121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6>. I'm not sure about what I'm seeing.

I understand that the owner of the wallet `121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6` received a payment of 0.0001 BTC from two different people, the owner of `1E9b2CvbB9pKT617zNbxoVNH65XqMjarPX` and the owner of `1JXstXTaeg6eH3wCXvdC7TYSA8ntWAsPc8`. But if this was the case (I think it's not), why are both payments grouped on the same transaction?

Also, if I click to enable advanced view at the bottom of the page, I see that the first paid 0.0001 and the second 0.00010782, however the overall income was 0.0001 instead of 0.0002+.

Basically, what I'm asking is if you can explain me the transaction on that link.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-06-02. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

The owner of `1E9b2CvbB9pKT617zNbxoVNH65XqMjarPX` is likely the same person as the owner of `1JXstXTaeg6eH3wCXvdC7TYSA8ntWAsPc8`. A single user can have as many addresses as they want. When the sender wished to send .0001 BTC to `121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6`, two of their addresses were emptied to meet the required amount.

The inputs sum up to .00020782, but only .0001 is sent to `121orLQW2LanEtso2htwZSfZ3vV4toLKt6`. The remaining .00010782 was used as a miner's fee, and went to the miner who mined the block this transaction is included in.


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