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Title: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: dept256ceo on May 03, 2023, 04:07:25 AM How do I open up a channel on mobile v4.4.1?
Title: Re: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: Charles-Tim on May 03, 2023, 06:14:33 AM I have only tried to use testnet Electrum lightning network before. I think mobile Electrum lightning network is similar to the desktop Electrum lightning network too. Probably this guide would be helpful: Electrum Lightning Network walkthrough (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5259973.0)
Title: Re: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: nc50lc on May 03, 2023, 07:04:51 AM How do I open up a channel on mobile v4.4.1? It's much simpler than before since it's pre-enabled in native SegWit wallets which is the default.Simply tap the wallet name at the upper-left hand side of the screen and select "Channels". In the Channels screen, tap "Open Channel" below the screen to establish a channel. I'd suggest you to read the introduction and other notes in the link above because it's still relevant. Title: Re: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: dept256ceo on May 03, 2023, 02:09:02 PM Thanks!
Title: Re: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: save4 on May 22, 2023, 09:29:13 PM I sent some btc to Electrum but I didn't enter the number, the address was generated and I used it but now I only see "not confirmed" in red in my wallet. Can you advise me how to confirm the transaction so I don't have it in red? thx
Title: Re: (Newbie) Help with electrum lightning network Post by: o_e_l_e_o on May 23, 2023, 06:42:18 AM I sent some btc to Electrum but I didn't enter the number, the address was generated and I used it but now I only see "not confirmed" in red in my wallet. Can you advise me how to confirm the transaction so I don't have it in red? thx You should create your own thread about this since it is off topic here.The transaction will be unconfirmed because the fee is too low for it to have been included in a block yet. Depending on the fee and the specifics of the transaction your options are either to wait longer, or to use either RBF or CPFP to bump the fee. RBF is the better option for bumping the fee, but whether or not you can use it depends on where you sent the bitcoin from and whether the transaction is opted in to RBF. You can easily use CPFP by spending the unconfirmed bitcoin in a new transaction back to yourself with a much higher fee, but this is obviously going to be very costly. If you are happy to share your transaction ID, I can take a closer look for you. |