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Switch your internet connection off before you run zapwallettxes. Your wallet will keep rebroadcasting your transaction to the network as long as it can see it. After you have run zapwallettxes you can switch your internet connection back on. Your wallet should no longer be able to see your transaction, and won't rebroadcast it any more.
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Both your transactions now have seven confirmations. One pays a 27.795 sat/B fee, and the other pays a 3,125 sat/B fee. Did they confirm without any help from anyone?
Blockchain.info shows the last transaction took four hours to confirm. If you used RBF I'm interested in how fast such transactions confirm compared t their fee rate.
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This thread is so silent compared to 2013
Increase isn't as dramatic and plenty of people here have sat through the 2013 disaster. Times have changed, perhaps for the better. This exponential rise isn't good long term, but short term I like the trend. Most of the people from 2013 predicting double digit coins are missing, and the next wave of newcomers hasn't started yet. After a mega ATH they will eventually discover bitcointalk, then discover this thread a month or two later. Our voices will be lost in the noise of newbies by then. |
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Kraken ATH.
Bearstamp and bearfinex are the important milestones. If we can break their ATHs we know it's a breakout. Yep, but it is exciting watching one after one breaking ATH... Until all of them do.  It's a great feeling when bitcoinity shows a pop up picture to let you know we broke a major ATH. I've been keeping my eye on its stamp page for hours waiting for it. |
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Kraken ATH.
Bearstamp and bearfinex are the important milestones. If we can break their ATHs we know it's a breakout. |
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I was calling 3 k in july but seems we will get there this month already I was watching the walls on itbit today. Earlier on there was a massive 3.5k ask wall holding the price down. Later on it was split up into stepped walls that gradually got eaten. Now there is only a 500 coin wall at $2700, and after that's eaten the next resistance starts at $2900. There's less than 1000 coins up to $3000, so $3000 seems imminent. |
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I get the feeling that there is a LOT of money that wants to come into the Bitcoin market. The problem is, it can't do that overnight without the price skyrocketing. As we have seen, exchanges can quickly run out of coins. Miners must mine and release more, and they may be holding some back. So taking large short positions can be tricky. The OTC market might be drying up as well.
So where to go? Altlandia... ride it out, pump the alts, trade for btc when it becomes available. Depending on the amount of money wanting to come in, this could go on for quite a while.
But the alt exchanges are so buggered that I don't see how you could get significant amounts of Bitcoin off. Poloniex is the daddy. You're restricted to $2000 withdrawals per day That's only for unverified accounts. Level 2 verification lets you do $25,000 per day. I use Bittrex myself though. I'd rather get withdrawals in less than a minute than withdrawals in a day if I'm lucky. It's fucking terrifying when the exchange was likely to basically give up on your withdrawal for another few weeks if they felt like it. Bittrex still has decent liquidity, unless you're one of the biggest whales around it should be alright. The last I read the big Chinese exchanges allowing withdrawals are restricting them to ten Bitcoins a day, with a million dollars a year limit. What's the maximum a whale's business account is allowed withdraw from poloniex and bittrex if he's done maximum KYC with notarised documents, etc? I couldn't found out what their maximums are. If they are like the Chinese exchanges then a huge amount of coins will be effectively frozen. It could result in a mega pump. |
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I can all unconfirmed transaction on 186KvpL5ks4EQcsszenMGt2HBbMhZ4NZta address put on acceleration to confirm them. Do you agree with that?
It's not really up to me, the transaction and coins belong to janpec1000. I'm just trying to help him get it confirmed. He's the one that needs to agree to your proposal. Thx everyone for input so far, TXID of one transaction:
bbb7a3614f769329e846594b1c158dbbb428166842024fff9ceda67fc4d190e0
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But you still had more than 6 unconfirmed transactions! Yes mind that it was my question in first post, are unconfirmed transactions stacking on top of eachother so that no other new transactions can pass trough untill historical ones are sorted. It is logical to assume so but i wanted to make sure, but still noone has clearly pointed it out if that is the case. A new transaction cannot confirm until an unconfirmed historical parent one gets confirmed. A miner can confirm a stack of unconfirmed transactions in a single block. It's sometimes possible to make what's known as a child pays for parent transaction. That's a transaction that spends coins from an earlier low fee unconfirmed transaction, but with a very high fee. Sometimes miners are prepared to confirm both transactions to get the high fee from the second transaction. |
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@HI-TEC99
Wasn't my thread mate but thanks very much. I had an inkling this was the problem but I was worried nevertheless. Should I keep the same client and wait, then update the programme I use, or get a new programme now and await for my BTC to return?
I'd install electrum and import your multibit private keys into it as explained in the post I linked to. Your coins will probably show in electrum, and if they do you can send them immediately. |
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I am not miner, but i have access to transaction accelerator link. I successfully accelerated 28 transaction bulk in one block. Maximum i dont know. Minimum fee for miners was 2500 satoshi.
I always online from 05:00 UTC till 20:00 UTC
Can you accelerate more than 100 transactions an hour? If your service gets popular you will probably get more than 100 requests an hour when the network's backlog suddenly increases. |
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Good morning Bitcoinland.
After 4 days of slowly rising prices we had a nice little $100 correction and bounce halfway back up and seem to be consolidating well above $2500... currently $2525 (Bitcoinaverage).
This is the kind of moderate growth we need to keep going.
Go Bitcoin go.
Bitcoin's price is higher now than at the start of the weekend, and the banks are closed. Maybe the $100 correction was facilitated by the banks taking the weekend off. Hopefully the price will go higher when the banks open on Monday, and wires to exchanges start moving again. |
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Are you using electrum version 2.8.3 on both windows and linux, or is the linux electrum version older than 2.8.3?
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Ugh, had a run-in with a car that ran a red light. The bike I bought with my BTC profits is most probably a total loss. I'm reasonably fine physically tho, and of course the woman who ran the red ligth will have to pay for all damages. If it is a total loss, I am undecided on whether to get a Panigale 959 next or a Multistrada Pike's Peak.  If I remember right you sold the Bitcoins to buy the bike immediately before a big dump. Did you manage to buy back in at the bottom of the dump? |
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Looks like the blockchain has it updated now, is the fee too low?
Is there any way I can speed up the process?
This transaction now has six confirmations. You should be able to spend the coins from it now. If the coins were sent to a web service then that service should have made them available for you to spend by now. If a web service is withholding them then all you can do is contact its support. https://blockchain.info/tx/4cfdbb0aacb82ce6ed560dc6634906aadbedd28737923fc3320a122ecdddabefWho controls the address from the screenshot you posted? Does a web service control it, or is it from a wallet installed on your computer, or mobile?  |
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