What does "moved" mean? I didn't touch my wallet, but I have the…

@abraxas 23 October 2021 more from that month

What does "moved" mean? I didn't touch my wallet, but I have the occasional "moved" entry in there.

+KT
+BCH

9 comments

@Cryptozeug 23 October 2021

I think this has to do with the fee for the auto-consolidation of the wallet. See the second image here https://noise.cash/post/lv9r884p
- @abraxas 23 October 2021
  
  Ohh that makes sense. Thanks!
  - @Cryptozeug 23 October 2021
    
    And I thank you! Was that infos really worth that much? 😉
    - @abraxas 23 October 2021
      
      Yeah man. I appreciate the deets and link. Thanks again
      - @Cryptozeug 23 October 2021
        
        Well, I see, it put your mind at rest. Then I'll gladly accept it.
@Scarred4Lyfe 23 October 2021

It is an automatic consolidation thingy that @Noise.cash talked about a few weeks ago, I'll go look it up
- @abraxas 23 October 2021
  
  Thanks! I must have missed that (or forgot about it)
@Scarred4Lyfe 23 October 2021

"If you notice that starting today your noise.cash wallet starts to make some transactions seemingly on its own, do not be alarmed, these are auto-consolidation transactions, they are sent by your wallet to you. Basically, your wallet takes all the small tips that were sent to you and joins them into one "coin" that can be sent much faster. This happens behind the scenes while you use noise.cash This greatly improves your wallet tipping speed (technical explanation: instead of having to cryptographically sign hundreds of inputs, your browser will only need to sign a few inputs). In the real world we've seen improvements from 5-10 seconds to tip to 1-2 seconds. Auto-consolidation happens when your wallet reaches more than 10 inputs (or you can simply think of it as "each 10 tips given to you")"
@bloghoundOnNoiseApp 26 October 2021

have not experienced that yet, kuya