Bitcoin Forum

Everyone

Here Tx id : c4f279957880d201e37071025888dbdee982b08895863fdd77765fb4e76e5ed3

Can anyone help with? fees is 22.5 sat/vB So

Thanks in advance

Hmm

I have the same problem.

Sent them using Electrum ?

no , i am actually Receiver :( 

Well since the mempool is being filled up with the bull rally, maybe the transaction process is getting slower...

I paid 44.843 sat/B and mine won't move, still 144 blocks away ...

The current good fees are at 110-140 sat/vbyte, see https://mempool.space/
You can try to accelerate with ViaBTC https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator , but you have to open atomic time web page (time.is) and try to accelerate at exact hour, since if you are 1 second late you'll probably get the message that you surpassed the hourly limit.
Also keep in mind that if you succeed, it will be included in a block only when ViaBTC pool actually mines the block.

Or, with some luck, it will be mined in the week-end when there may be less new transactions coming.


If you are receiver, you can try CPFP, i.e. spend with awfully big fee (keep in mind that the unconfirmed transaction is very big).

110-140 sat/vbyte ? Well then I guess Electrum sucks at calculating fees... (I've let it to default setting).

I accelerate Via BTC Dot Com Accelerator.

I Paid So much more than $800 But no luck

https://i.ibb.co/Ss1sJ9S/Screenshot-14.png (https://ibb.co/bWyW78t)

https://i.ibb.co/wzkp3c0/Screenshot-13.png (https://ibb.co/nLGQZPg)

But this isn't Bitcoin... It's Bitcoin Cash ! o_O

No i pay to BTC Dot COM for Push Transaction.

They take payment as a BCH.

 

Why don't you ask the sender to create a new transaction with RBF to bump the fee higher so that it will be confirmed quicker? You didn't have to pay for a transaction accelerator, since your fees are much lower than what the majority of other transactions are paying, so miners will still ignore it  :-\

Maybe you should wait until Sunday since that is when the mempool usually clears up and includes transactions with low fees.

I don't know if that accelerator is even real, but $800 is a very high amount for this. If you would have sent your funds from your own output address to another one of your addresses, 20% of what you paid now (say 0.008 BTC as a transaction fee) would have been enough for a fairly fast confirmation using CPFP (Child Pays For Parent).

It doesn't help you now, but for the future: if you consolidate your Bitcoin (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2848987.0) when fees are low, you save a lot if you want to make a transaction when fees are high (say in a bull run).

The default? So it's not Electrum's calculation at fault.
There's a slider and it will be set to whatever you've used in your previous transaction or if you haven't done any transaction yet: within 5-blocks ETA (not priority).
But currently, the number of added unconfirmed transactions is higher than the number of being mined txns, it'll get buried deeper until that ratio flattened.

Try to add it to viabtc's accelerator on the next "o'clock" (I'll try to add it myself, but don't count on it).
Luckily, your transaction's raw size reached 11.9sat/B so it'll be accepted by their free accelerator.

Also, an accelerator (like the one you've paid) needs to mine a block first to be able to include your transaction, it doesn't work in an instant.
Give it an hour or more.

Hello Yes i Done by this Guy

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5034315.0

Just post There and They Accelerate me


SOLVED : Thank You all People who discuss. Appreciate your help

He said "Already confirmed", he usually say "done" when he claims that he did it.

Also, it was mined by Huobi based from blockchair's miner tag for the block where your transaction was included.
It's pretty much obvious that the one you paid was the one who "accelerated" it since they are working with several pools as stated in the webpage.

Yes i see. when i submitted to BTC DOM COM Accelerator. I see they write i can't track


And later i submitted that thread so i think they did it.

The time seems to have come when transaction-accelerating services will start sprouting like mushrooms after rain. It can happen to anyone that a transaction gets stuck because there is a sudden jump in the number of transactions in mempool, but paying hundreds of $ to someone to supposedly speed up a transaction that would have been confirmed anyway is not a very smart move.

The transaction accelerator in question may be cooperating with several pools, but who can say with certainty that they are responsible for the confirmed transaction? If these are leading mining pools, then the waiting time would certainly not be up to 4 hours - the chances that one of such pools will not find a block in one hour are not very great.

Learn how to read mempool (https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,24h) properly and set a fee in relation to current conditions - isn't it better to pay a few $ more than to use such expensive services?

yes totally agreed But i am only receiver , and Sender made mistake and our works done after Block chain confirmation.
Later one of my employee did Tx Booster because they use before in june 2019.

 

Read this: Bitcoin’s Child Pays For Parent (CPFP) Explained (https://themoneymongers.com/child-pays-for-parent/).

Since the transaction is not marked as RBF and there is just one output (you) of the transaction, there is only one way to bump the fee. And that is child pays for parent.
You basically need to spend the unconfirmed output in a new transaction with a fee high enough to pay for both transactions.

If the fee is high enough, miners will include both transactions in the same block.