The chances of winning 50 reward points, 50 satoshi and 50 lottery tickets prizes are each 32.93%.
The chances of winning 500 reward points and 500 satoshi prizes are each 0.2%, but the chance of winning 500 lottery tickets is 0.3%.
The chances of winning 5000 reward points and 5000 satoshi prizes are each 0.1%, but the chance of winning 5000 lottery tickets is 0.2%.

Therefore, it's expected to win more lottery tickets than reward points and satoshis.

How much is the fee rate you used for your transaction?

The current purging fee rate for nodes with default mempool size is 10.9 sat/vbyte. If the fee rate you used for your transaction is less than that, most nodes have purged your transaction from their mempool and you should be able to make a new transaction.

To do so, you need to import your wallet in electrum and change the server until you connect to a one which doesn't have your transaction in its mempool.


To do CPFP, you need to have full control over one of the receiving addresses. Do you?

The annual interest rate is 4.08%.

This is assuming you have hold your tokens for at least 365 days.
If you purchase 500,000 FUN tokens, you would get 5230 WOF spins in the first year and 5840 WOF spins in the next years.



That's normal.
The probability of winning in a game with multiplier of 1.01 is 94.06% and it's expected that you lose 5.96 times in every 100 bets on average.

Prediction 2: $38,850.00
bech32 address: bc1q06h9jgf2ccurtt0d07shkttjpdw5zdfkyh4l8j

I just visited their telegram group to see how they deceive and scam people. They claim that you can receive 2.3% daily interest on your balance just for viewing 1 ad.
If you are paid for viewing ads, why should you make a deposit and why should they give you interest on your balance?


As already mentioned above that's a scam.
Do not waste your money and avoid any get-quick-rich scheme.


No.

As already mentioned by other users, bitcoin addresses do not expire and I just want to add that you don't have to create a request to receive bitcoin.
Just tap on your wallet name at top left corner of the screen and select "Addresses". After that you will see all your addresses and you can use any of them to receive bitcoin.

Did you use a non-custodial wallet for receiving the fund?
If so, you can use CPFP method to make the transaction confirmed fast. In CPFP method, you can spend the fund received in the unconfirmed transaction in a new transaction with high fee, so that miners include both transactions in the same block.
I don't know how much you received in the unconfirmed transaction. So, maybe it's not worth to use CPFP.

As mentioned above by BitMaxz, you may be able to use ViaBTC free accelerator too.


If you can't/don't want to use CPFP and you can't use ViaBTC free accelerator, I recommend you to export the raw transaction, so that you are able to rebroadcast the transaction by yourself, if it's purged.
(This is assuming they haven't spent the same coins in another transaction and your transaction is still valid)


For exporting the raw transaction, just enter your transaction ID on mempool.space and click on "Transaction hex".

There is no gas fee in bitcoin. The gas fee is the term used for some altcoins like ethereum.
In bitcoin, we have fee rate and miners prioritize transactions based on the the fee paid for each (virtual) byte of data.


The fee charged by ViaBTC paid service is much higher. It would be so cheaper to use RBF or CPFP method.

Transactions are prioritized based on their fee rate (in sat/vbyte), not the total value of the fee.
It's possible that a transaction paying $5 worth of bitcoin as transaction fee has lower higher priority than a transaction paying $20 worth of bitcoin.

The network is so congested now, but this doesn't mean people can't make transaction.
Now, the required fee rate for making a bitcoin transaction is higher than the usual and it seems that the person/service that should make a payment to you doesn't want to pay the required fee and is asking you to wait.

(This is assuming they are not scammers)

They accept 100 transactions for free accelerations per hour. If there is no remaining hourly free transaction, try in the next new hour.

Some nodes and miners have enabled full RBF in their setting and accept the replacement transaction even if the original one has not been flagged as RBF.
For more information on how you can do so, click here and read the post I made in another thread.

The game on freebitco is provably fair, the winning chances of different prizes are known and the result is determined completely randomly.
If a user has won bigger prizes recently, it means that the user has been more lucky. It doesn't mean freebitco has been more generous.

Right. There is no registration required for using their free accelerator and there is no way they can know how many transactions have been submitted by the same person at all.
Therefore, there is no limit on the number of transactions can be submitted by a single person.

If you are running your own node, you don't need electrum or other tools for broadcasting your transaction at all and you can broadcast your transaction by yourself.

I haven't done that myself and there may be other users who can guide you better, but I think you should have a good chance of connecting to at least one node that has enabled full RBF and your transaction being propagated to the network.

There are mining pools that include the replacement transaction even if the original transaction has not been flagged as RBF. Click here to see such transactions on mempool.space.

Since those transactions have been received by miners, I think at least we can say that there are enough number of nodes that have enabled full RBF.

There is no way to turn a non-RBF transaction to a RBF transaction. With changing any part of the transaction data, the signature becomes invalid and it must be signed again.
Of course, this doesn't mean there is no solution if you have a non-RBF transaction and you want to replace that with a new one.
There are many nodes that have enabled full RBF and accept the replacement transaction even if the original transaction has not been flagged as RBF. So, if you have an unconfirmed non-RBF transaction, you can broadcast a new transaction including the same input(s) and hope that the replacement transaction is included by a miner.


For making the replacement transaction using coinb.in, click on "New" at top of the page and then go to "Transaction".

- Paste your transaction ID and click on "Load".
- Add/remove addresses if you want to change the receiving addresses.
- For changing the transaction fee, you should change the value of outputs. (The transaction fee is the inputs value minus outputs value.)
- Click on "submit".
- Copy the unsigned raw transaction
- Click on "Sign" at top of the page.
- Enter your private key and paste the unsinged raw transaction and click on "Submit". It's recommend to do this step offline (preferably on an air-gapped device)


For making the replacement transaction, you can also use electrum.

- Create a new wallet using your private key.
- Let your wallet get synced and then disconnect your computer from the internet.
- Go to "console" tab and use this command to remove the transaction you want to be replaced from your wallet: wallet.adb.remove_transaction("TXID")
- Close electrum and open it again.
- Make the replacement transaction and export the raw transaction.



Now you have the singed raw transaction and you can broadcast it.
The problem now is that for broadcasting the replacement transaction, you need a node that has enabled full RBF. So, you should try different transaction broadcasting tools until you find a one allowing you to do so and doesn't reject your transaction.
 
For broadcasting the replacement transaction, you can also use electrum. To do so, you should change servers until you connect to a server which allows you to broadcast your replacement transaction.

If you have submitted a transaction to multiple accelerators successfully, it will be mined by the one that mines a block faster.


Miners have a candidate block which contains the transactions that will be added to the blockchain if they manage to mine a block.

If you submit a transaction to ViaBTC accelerator, they add your transaction to their candidate block.
Once a block is mined, ViaBTC remove all the confirmed transactions from their mempool and build a new candidate block. If the mined block includes your transaction, it would be removed from ViaBTC mempool and it can't be selected for their candidate block again.

In all non-custodial wallets, all the fee you pay goes to miners and it's not only electrum which doesn't charge extra fee. Some (non-custodial) wallets allow you set the fee rate by yourself. Even if a non-custodial wallets doesn't allow you to set the fee rate, it doesn't mean they charge extra fee.
Take note that you have to pay extra fee when withdrawing fund from custodial wallets or exchanges.

I feel you are confusing password with passphrase.
What you need to backup is the seed phrase (+passphrase, if there's any.)
Take note that your password encrpyts the wallet file locally, but if you have a passphrase and you don't add that to your seed phrase when recovering the wallet, you will generate completely different addresses.

Right. Electrum keeps the raw transaction.

If you are using a different wallet and all you have is the transaction hash, you can import your address in electrum. There's a chance you can find a server which has your transaction in its mempool.
(This is assuming the transaction has been broadcasted to the network before and is still valid.)