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Title: Network propagation Post by: DiscoverCebu on July 29, 2015, 08:24:25 AM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions.
Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: shorena on July 29, 2015, 09:17:06 AM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions. Its an estimate of how many other nodes know about your transaction. If your TX does not propagate it will not reach the miners and will thus not get a confirmation. As long as your TX is considered standard[1] propagation should not be a problem. [1] https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: DiscoverCebu on July 29, 2015, 09:21:54 AM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions. Its an estimate of how many other nodes know about your transaction. If your TX does not propagate it will not reach the miners and will thus not get a confirmation. As long as your TX is considered standard[1] propagation should not be a problem. [1] https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: shorena on July 29, 2015, 09:34:22 AM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions. Its an estimate of how many other nodes know about your transaction. If your TX does not propagate it will not reach the miners and will thus not get a confirmation. As long as your TX is considered standard[1] propagation should not be a problem. [1] https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Depending on the client it should rebroadcast it after some time has passed. Fees might only be an issue if your client does not rebroadcast it, miners did not include it and the rest of the network forgot about your TX over time. Here[1] is a list of sites that allow you to rebroadcast the raw TX. You can get the raw TX to its TX ID via blockchain.info just add ?format=hex at the end of the URL. E.g. for the TX ID 57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 the regular url is https://blockchain.info/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 and the URL for the raw TX is https://blockchain.info/de/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47?format=hex If you want you can also post the raw tx here so I and other running a full node can rebroadcast it as well. [1] https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: DiscoverCebu on July 29, 2015, 01:19:37 PM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions. Its an estimate of how many other nodes know about your transaction. If your TX does not propagate it will not reach the miners and will thus not get a confirmation. As long as your TX is considered standard[1] propagation should not be a problem. [1] https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Depending on the client it should rebroadcast it after some time has passed. Fees might only be an issue if your client does not rebroadcast it, miners did not include it and the rest of the network forgot about your TX over time. Here[1] is a list of sites that allow you to rebroadcast the raw TX. You can get the raw TX to its TX ID via blockchain.info just add ?format=hex at the end of the URL. E.g. for the TX ID 57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 the regular url is https://blockchain.info/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 and the URL for the raw TX is https://blockchain.info/de/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47?format=hex If you want you can also post the raw tx here so I and other running a full node can rebroadcast it as well. [1] https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting https://blockchain.info/tx/9bd6a97c7c7ba1a76d31886e1906ab53f451a17d4ebb22852cc2bfee5cc07ee9 Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: shorena on July 29, 2015, 04:11:04 PM What does it mean , my fellow bitcoiners? I noticed it on blockchain while checking one of my transactions. Its an estimate of how many other nodes know about your transaction. If your TX does not propagate it will not reach the miners and will thus not get a confirmation. As long as your TX is considered standard[1] propagation should not be a problem. [1] https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Depending on the client it should rebroadcast it after some time has passed. Fees might only be an issue if your client does not rebroadcast it, miners did not include it and the rest of the network forgot about your TX over time. Here[1] is a list of sites that allow you to rebroadcast the raw TX. You can get the raw TX to its TX ID via blockchain.info just add ?format=hex at the end of the URL. E.g. for the TX ID 57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 the regular url is https://blockchain.info/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47 and the URL for the raw TX is https://blockchain.info/de/tx/57fc7d020d7561b61b2c3bc0b8abb4ff48c8ee27a4a02c0362d2fcaf12aa1d47?format=hex If you want you can also post the raw tx here so I and other running a full node can rebroadcast it as well. [1] https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting https://blockchain.info/tx/9bd6a97c7c7ba1a76d31886e1906ab53f451a17d4ebb22852cc2bfee5cc07ee9 I did a rebroadcast and it seems its depending on this[1] TX which also pays no fee and is unconfirmed. Lets see what happens. [1] https://blockchain.info/tx/21b266ea3deef131397fb55bcca5ec2950d272f84cc3eeb88703e75b3abee411 Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: goosoodude on July 31, 2015, 01:02:43 PM Seems to be your issue is solved. You got stuck in the current spamming attack on the bitcoin network.
It might be that this spamming will become a regular event. I don't like it. Title: Re: Network propagation Post by: DiscoverCebu on July 31, 2015, 01:04:34 PM Thanks shorena for your help, seems like my transactions are confirmed.
Thanks again. P.S-Locking this thread. |