What happens to my wallet when I only 1000 accounts with 0.0001 ether and the tx-fee is about the same, I can't spend anything anymore?
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Correct. You need to pay transaction fee for each transaction and one transaction can only tranfer assets from one account. Or if the origin account is actually a smart contract then it can transfer to multiple accounts in the same transaction.
Ethereum is not meant for such use - if you need similar (UTXO) functionality you should write a smart contract for handling the assets. Then you simply sends all the assets to the contract and the contract keeps some sort of track of the assets' origins.
answered Jun 8, 2020 at 8:43
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Thanks, So assume I have a site and I want to give unique address to each my users that generated by an HD wallet. If per user send a little amount to his/her address, I can't spend them, so bad. Do I need to generate a smart contract to get ether? Does have only one address per smart contract? How do I know which user send ether for me? Commented Jun 8, 2020 at 8:51
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1A contract has one address. If you have further questions please post a new question Commented Jun 8, 2020 at 8:53