When I was sending $DOGE , the fee shown in the signing window was 0.31 DOGE—more than the amount I was sending. I clicked Cancel first, then went back to see which inputs it had selected.
That was when I learned that assets like inscriptions are attached to small UTXOs. When a wallet selects inputs based on amount, it’s easy for it to spend the one carrying the content as change too.
The fee was calculated correctly. The problem was that I hadn’t checked which coins it was using.
After that, I changed the order: first, I scan the net change section—what’s being added, what’s being removed, and who it’s going to—then I check how much I originally intended to send.
That transaction was never broadcast. I selected different inputs and put it together again.
#Dogecoin #Web3 $DOGE Investing involves risk.
That was when I learned that assets like inscriptions are attached to small UTXOs. When a wallet selects inputs based on amount, it’s easy for it to spend the one carrying the content as change too.
The fee was calculated correctly. The problem was that I hadn’t checked which coins it was using.
After that, I changed the order: first, I scan the net change section—what’s being added, what’s being removed, and who it’s going to—then I check how much I originally intended to send.
That transaction was never broadcast. I selected different inputs and put it together again.
#Dogecoin #Web3 $DOGE Investing involves risk.