You don't just get 0.03BTC for doing nothing. If something is too good to be true, that's cause it isn't true.

The bombardment of Inscriptions continues:

To give you an idea, considering that your sender paid 13 sat/vB for the transaction, the current block values are sitting between 48 - 469 sat/vB, and in the image you see that most of the block is composed by inscriptions whose fees are responsible to cause such a spike in fee value within the mempool.
If you zoom out of Johoe's Bitcoin mempool size[1] and select 1 week period, you'll see that the jump in fees started around 8th of April (~03:00 PM), which matches around with the time that you started having trouble getting confirmation of your transaction. A fee of 13 sat/vB around that time would be okay, but the bombardment of inscriptions isn't something that one can guess sadly.

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[1]https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,1w,weight

What is that “accelerator”? Does it have a name?

You might be mistaking rebroadcasting a transaction for accelerating? Both are completely different, and rebroadcasting never helps at all in such scenarios.

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The OP of that thread also uses other available free transaction accelerators like viaBTC and sometimes the transactions just get confirmed because the fee rates have dropped and not through his intervention.

From my experience none of the free accelerators found online work, expect for ViaBTC, but your tx fee is still too low to be accepted there. And other than ViaBTC and Binance paid accelerators there aren't any other reputable services you can try. Mempool accelerator seems trustworthy and offers lower prices but it seems like their service is still not running, it's been like that for months now.

Compared to current average fees, your fee is not very low and it's been already more than 24 hours since it was broadcasted. The fees are currently still getting higher during the day but they should start dropping after midnight, and I predict your transaction will get confirmed within the next 12-24 hours. From personal experience, even when using low fees, I've rarely had or seen transactions go unconfirmed more longer than 24-36 hours, unless using an extremely low fee(1-10sat/vB). So, unless this is an emergency, I would not worry about your transaction remaining unconfirmed for much longer.

Hello, I have an accelerator and I just accelerated, I hope it helps you something

Have you tried estimating the costs of accelerating the transaction using mempool accelerator service[1]? They have executed 853 requestes with a success rate of 91.56 %, but something tells me - judging by the numbers - that they may be restricting the number of transactions to approve (considering that the service is in beta stage, perhaps that is wise). I guess that it doesn't hurt trying at least...

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[1]https://mempool.space/acceleration

Considering the current mempool[1], I would say that your transaction will be confirmed in the next couple of hours (or even in the next hour). mocacinno previous commentary is still gold - consider having your funds in a non custodial wallets so that you have more liberty regarding ownership (amongst other benefits).

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[1]https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,24h,weight

I think anyone should be able to use binance transaction accelerator and using that accelerator doesn't mean OP sent the fund to binance.
I understood OP has sent the fund to binance from checking previous transactions of the receiving address.

It's not possible for OP to do CPFP.
The receiving address belongs to binance and there is no change in the transaction.


You can do CPFP, only if you have control over an output of the transaction. Since you have sent the fund to a custodial service, you don't have control over the output of the tranaction and you can't do CPFP.

just FYI, it has been said before, but child pays for parent is ideal for situations where you're the receiver... And it wouldn't be to expensive either... If you'd use the output of the stuck transaction as input for a new one with a fee of:

177 bytes for the stuck (parent) tx + 200 bytes (rounded up) for the child transaction = 277 Vbytes. The "ideal" fee according to https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,24h,weight is ~25 sat/vbyte.
277*25 = 6925 (let's round up to 7000).

Your parent already payed ~2300 sats in fees, so if you'd create a child tx with a fee of 4700 sat, the miners would have an incentive to add both tx's to their block...

Maybe till tomorrow. But it depends if the mempool become less congested.

But I can see the mempool fee rate increasing. If you need the coin very fast. If it is a noncustodial wallet, you can just send the unconfirmed coin or part of it to a new address on your wallet and use something like 28 sat/vbyte for the new transaction. For the two transactions (the transaction you are especting the coin and the transaction you want to use spend the unconfirmed coin), that would be around 20 sat/vbyte for each.

If your wallet do not support spending unconfirmed transaction, import your seed phrase on Electrum to do it.

Yesterday, someone spammed the network and increased the required fee rate to more than 30 sat/vbyte.
In the last few hours, the mempools became less congested and at the time I am writing this post, transactions with the fee rate of 14 sat/vbyte are being confirmed.
I expect your transaction to be confirmed in less than 2 hours. (This is assuming the network won't be attacked by spammers again.)

The fee rate that the sender used is 12.927 sat/vbyte. The mempool high fee priority presently is 14 sat/vbyte. If you can just wait, it will be better.

You can use child-pay-for-parent if it is sent to your noncustodial wallet, but no need of wasting money in fee. Wait.

Bitcoin acceleration services - Fee comparison

Check Antpool, it's the most affordable and you can pay using Tron which is low fees.

Not support RBF and you send the coins to Binance, so the only way is using accelerator.

The fee rate that the sender used is 12.927 sat/vbyte. The mempool high fee priority presently is 14 sat/vbyte. If you can just wait, it will be better.

You can use child-pay-for-parent if it is sent to your noncustodial wallet, but no need of wasting money in fee. Wait.

If it doesn't hurt your privacy, it could be a good idear to post the tx id...

Other than accelerators offered by big pools, you could potentially bump the fee (if you created an opt-in rbf tx) or a cpfp (if you're the receiver, or if you received change). Both will be cheaper than paying viabtc, but both are conditional (they only work if they are opt-in rbf or one of the addresses you controll was funded by the stuck tx)