<p>The 58000 coins have gone to a change address in your wallet. When you sent 2000 from the 60000 UTXO you've had 60000 go out to two inputs: your change address and the spending address. </p>

<p>Keep this in mind: <em>when spending from a single input you're  sending the whole lot</em>!</p>

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2015-05-23T10:25:51.633Z
What is a change address, and how do I verify this against my wallet?
Matthew Layton
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2015-05-24T10:34:35.100Z
Open your debug console from the QT client, and do 'validateaddress x' on the address. Ismine should be true.
karimkorun
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2015-05-23T02:34:29.347Z
2015-05-23T02:34:29.347Z
Wizard Of Ozzie
<p>This isn't directly related to Bitcoin; rather this is related to Infinitecoin, however the technologies are virtually the same.</p>

<p>The other day I sent 2,000 IFC from my wallet (Infinitecoin-QT for Windows, version 1.8.8.0) to another address.</p>

<p>I looked at this transaction on the blockchain, and it is reporting that I sent 60,000 IFC.</p>

<p>The transaction shows the 2,000 IFC as being sent to the correct address, and then another 58,000 IFC to an unknown address.</p>

<p>Here is a link to the transaction for more info:</p>

<p><a href="https://coinplorer.com/IFC/Transactions/106a8812b178c74b65303c42c8a754941db4a296b861eab116d71bd8f4c0492c" rel="nofollow">https://coinplorer.com/IFC/Transactions/106a8812b178c74b65303c42c8a754941db4a296b861eab116d71bd8f4c0492c</a></p>

<p>I'd really like to know where my 58,000 IFC went!</p>

<p>P.S. My wallet does not show 58,000 missing coins</p>

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2015-05-21T17:33:51.587Z
Don't worry, altcoins are on-topic here. See the tour page for more details:  http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/tour
Nick ODell
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Erroneous blockchain transactions...more coins than I specified!
Matthew Layton
# Erroneous blockchain transactions...more coins than I specified!

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-05-21)

This isn't directly related to Bitcoin; rather this is related to Infinitecoin, however the technologies are virtually the same.

The other day I sent 2,000 IFC from my wallet (Infinitecoin-QT for Windows, version 1.8.8.0) to another address.

I looked at this transaction on the blockchain, and it is reporting that I sent 60,000 IFC.

The transaction shows the 2,000 IFC as being sent to the correct address, and then another 58,000 IFC to an unknown address.

Here is a link to the transaction for more info:

<https://coinplorer.com/IFC/Transactions/106a8812b178c74b65303c42c8a754941db4a296b861eab116d71bd8f4c0492c>

I'd really like to know where my 58,000 IFC went!

P.S. My wallet does not show 58,000 missing coins

**Tags:** transactions, blockchain, altcoin

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Don't worry, altcoins are on-topic here. See the tour page for more details:  http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/tour  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2015-05-23. Score: 1

The 58000 coins have gone to a change address in your wallet. When you sent 2000 from the 60000 UTXO you've had 60000 go out to two inputs: your change address and the spending address.

Keep this in mind: *when spending from a single input you're sending the whole lot*!

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: What is a change address, and how do I verify this against my wallet?  
> **username_3**: Open your debug console from the QT client, and do 'validateaddress x' on the address. Ismine should be true.  

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