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I would go on Sell them all . Its a free BTC and all you need to do is sell Because this coins will dumped and go on lower price like ether classic. I buy later when the price is lower 80% cause more on holders of Bitcoins Cash Start selling now of free BCC - And this is actually happened in a newly lanch Altcoins.
This is a good option for short term/high-risk-tolerance trader. As for me, the long-term (value investing) investor, I might just sell them all and only buy back if I see actual value with BCC |
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The growth taking place with bitcoin cash is quiet high compared to the price of bitcoin which is in decline. At some point the growth percentage will be similar in value, which might cause the chains to grown in a mutual manner. Hoping for this I would hold whatever the asset maybe, as the future growth of bitcoin as well bitcoin cash will be bigger than the other crypts.
To be honest, I doubt this new BCC would just behave like some of other altcoins, which at early the price will be pushed due to market hype, but later when it comes to the realization of the underlying value, they dump it at the end. A way I analyze this is taking ETH/ETC split as a reference, the network hash rate of both cryptocurrency and the price is highly correlated, roughly around 12:1 ratio. Meanwhile, the BTC/BCC network hash power ratio is around 25:1, but the price is at 7:1, seems like overpriced for me, and I haven't considered the actual usage of the BCC, which is actually 0 now compare to BTC which widely accepted by millions of merchant. Probably in next few hour, once most wallet and exchange started to accept deposit/withdrawals, might see quite a number of people dumping their BCC. Anyway, this is all my opinion, could be wrong. |
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As a Bitcoin investor, I've invested some in Bitcoin, which I plan to hold it for a long time (probably years), so far my expectation on Bitcoin still remains the same, but I was unsure about Bitcoin cash.Would like to see your opinion  For those who wonder where you can sell (dump) or buy Bitcoin cash, I've just tested to sell BCC at ViaBTC. (Wasn't able to withdraw yet, as it required 20 confirmations lol)  |
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Hi guys, I have 2 unconfirmed transactions in my wallet ( fees too low  ) I tried to abandon them, but it says: 'not eligible for abandonment (code -5)' It's not much money for some people, but for me it is... Is there anything I can do??? I#m using Bitcoin Core 0.14.1 TxID 7a70705f9583ecfbe9845752e80f89c455b289e80db4ecd3437e43632e15a047 TxID b4d87517560214b46ebaa6e22964a76c53ba4590a549c186dce2785a45925b0c thx in advance Processed both TX for you, should be confirmed soon.  |
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Hello, i am very new to Bitcoin.
I have done a Bitcoin Transaction - but it seems like it has too low fees (11€ Transaction and 0.25€ Fees)
The Transaction ID is this: 5a31ccc98a5e8c44e3ad511cc5bc5764a925213037039c818179d2789a48d7e5 , and its almost stuck for 3 Weeks.
I have used Blockchain Wallet.
Can anyone help me with this? I dont know what to do.
Thanks for your help!
5a31ccc98a5e8c44e3ad511cc5bc5764a925213037039c818179d2789a48d7e5 Processed, should be confirmed soon.  |
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You can buy you DO codes very easy via Autobuy option.
And grap your AWS $200 codes.
Thanks to all DO buyers!
My account has been used with one of the code I got from my github education pack, does it able to use again? Thanks. (Please PM me if possible, I'm scared I didn't notice your reply) Edit:Never mind, just figured that it's not stack-able |
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I can vouch this service worked for me. I paid him a fee of $10 and my transaction was confirmed in a couple hours (maybe less...I wasn't paying attention to exactly how long...but it was definitely fast enough).
All my stuck transactions got cleared by cyyap95, suggested for anyone having stuck transactions with too low fees.
Thanks for the feedback |
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Hi thanks for the input, that site is very insightful. Do you think I should initiate a double spend from the bitcoin core wallet? (-zapwallettxes) and spend the full balance with a higher fee? It was 0.01765300 to begin with, originally tried sending 0.01128000 (got stuck).
If you're able to do that, better just do it, if not I doubt this transaction will be confirm anytime soon. Alternatively you might want to take a look at my transaction accelerating services, thanks. |
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Naturally, the lender shoulders the transaction fees or this will depend on the agreement of both parties. If the loaner agrees that he will shoulder the fee or the other way around then that's it. Since this is lending, obviously that the lender will gain from it so the transaction fee paid by the lender will be covered by the profit gained. Also, in returning the loaned bitcoin, the loaner will be responsible for the transaction fee back to the lender so it seems like a break even to me.
But when the borrower needs to pay the transactions fees while re-paying the loans, it seems micro loans will be no more meaningful at least those short term loans. For micro short term loans, lender needs to be responsible for paying tx fees and needs to accept to deduct fee amounts from interest portion. Otherwise, borrowers may need to pay more for transaction fees than what they are paying for interests. In that case, it may seem like paying out double the interests. I am sure that bitcoin lending must be a business getting affected due to bitcoin's scalability issue. Exactly the reason I'm asking this questions, micro loan seems to be impossible as the fees alone might be much more than the interest at this moment. === Thanks for the answers from everyone, I now understand how lending works here. |
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Bump~ |
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You need to provide your transaction ID in order for us to take a look, but I guess your problem is just same as other, transaction fees too low. There's few options, free and paid included, Free options1, Wait for it (Probably a long wait depends on fees) 2, Use free accelerator like ViaBTC ( https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/) -- Limited to 100submissions per hour, submit at XX:00, the first min of every hour. 3, mocacinno is willing to help you submit if you're unable to do it ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1943939) 4, If you're having access to the receiving address, try CPFP (Child pay for parents, search for detail tutorial.) Paid options5, Use my accelerating services, which charge depends on TX size(byte). ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1934749) There's other paid options out there, you can search yourself, but I won't list it here for obvious reason.
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Bumping this~ |
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There's few options, free and paid included, Free options1, Wait for it (Probably a long wait depends on fees) 2, Use free accelerator like ViaBTC ( https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/) -- Limited to 100submissions per hour, submit at XX:00, the first min of every hour. 3, mocacinno is willing to help you submit if you're unable to do it ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1943939) 4, If you're having access to the receiving address, try CPFP (Child pay for parents, search for detail tutorial.) Paid options5, Use my accelerating services, which charge depends on TX size(byte). ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1934749) There's other paid options out there, you can search yourself, but I won't list it here for obvious reason. |
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Hello, thanks for letting me know this thread, I'm also having a TX accelerating service thread at, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1934749I'd like to add something since this is for beginners, there's a big difference between broadcasting transaction and accelerating transaction. The former one doesn't "confirmed" your transaction, but just broadcast it to the network, the latter one is usually a paid services where we subsidize the miners from mining pool to prioritize on including your TX to next block regardless of your fees. |
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Bumping this~ |
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If you decided to use paid services, you might consider mine, I'll charge $20 for this as the bytes size is large. Probably having a faster chance to get it confirmed compare to the other paid services. My thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1934749 |
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Yes, the problem was indeed that my coins get moved when the public key changes. Which means I would have to keep register my new public address with the Byteball bot and sign a message, which is a time consuming task. TryNinja's solution was fine.
If you're just wanted to have some balance in an address for the air drop, why don't you create a single address wallet and keep the funds until the air drop? You can create your single address wallet using this, https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org |
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I don't give a fuck how good they used to be, at least now they just looks like a scam to me.
I don't care they're facing serious growth or what, if so, stop accepting new members, stop accepting new deposit,
process all the withdrawal before they re-open these! Traffic control please??!!!
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Personally my BTC withdrawal is never processed for more than 4 days, I've seen people still asking their approval and claimed they asked for the withdraw since 1 month ago!
DO NOT DEPOSIT INTO THIS EXCHANGE UNTIL THEY ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THEIR CLIENT.
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