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of course it have 0 priority. the input is zero confirmation old (unconfirmed). happens to a lot of people.
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February 29, 2016, 08:35:19 PM |
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Okay... I'll try to explain in more detail... basically, I made another transaction earlier: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d902bc7ecc0d236aafed14ef509be63cd2e357ab6a7f8c2a2d7d4f343ecf3e81and it's still unconfirmed, so I googled a little and saw someone advised to make another transaction using the unspent change, with a higher fee, so it will look more attractive for miners to include in the next block, but they won't be able to include it without including the first one. And so I sent another transaction (the one in my first post), basically I sent it to myself... so now I don't even know if I did the right thing... will it actually speed up the confirmation process?
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February 29, 2016, 09:09:04 PM |
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no idea (anyone knows?). but even if they should help speed things up your tx have a fairly low fee and dust output.
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February 29, 2016, 11:12:26 PM |
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Usually the best strategy is to wait for confirmation if you messed something up. To avoid messing something up or reducing your confirmation time, you should do the following.
1. Avoid using unconfirmed funds. 2. Decent tx fee. 3. Use a wallet that isn't garbage at managing inputs.
As for what you've tried to do, your first transaction needs to confirm first. If I understood correctly this shouldn't speed anything up, but I'm not sure I did.
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Ooookay... I did another transaction with the unspent change, here: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/08841ee404520a01754a30ae4ecc00f0309d64c4786d68eae346001559d8cd9eTotal Inputs 0.00163960 BTC Total Outputs 0.00150000 BTC Fee 0.00013960 BTC Size 486 bytes The fee looks high enough, and blockchain.info indicates it will be processed "Very soon": https://blockchain.info/en/tx/08841ee404520a01754a30ae4ecc00f0309d64c4786d68eae346001559d8cd9eHowever, it's still not confirmed after about 10 hours... As for what you've tried to do, your first transaction needs to confirm first. If I understood correctly this shouldn't speed anything up, but I'm not sure I did. As it was explained to some other guy, the miners will want to include the second transaction, because it has a high fee. But they won't be able to include it until the first one is included, so they will want to include the first one faster, too.
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March 01, 2016, 11:09:22 AM |
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Chaining transactions after each other makes no sense. The idea behind this is "CPFP" (child pays for parent), but this is not commonly implemented by miners.
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March 01, 2016, 12:54:03 PM |
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Too bad... So, as far as I've understood, in the worst case I could wait until the priority of my first transaction becomes something like 57,000,000? It's 6,500,000 now and is growing about 2,000,000 per day... https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d902bc7ecc0d236aafed14ef509be63cd2e357ab6a7f8c2a2d7d4f343ecf3e81
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Can you explain a bit what you meant by priority of 57,000,000...
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March 01, 2016, 01:43:59 PM |
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Can you explain a bit what you meant by priority of 57,000,000... transactions with priority over 57,600,000 are free. that means no fee required. though in real practice it may still take time to confirm.
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March 01, 2016, 01:47:41 PM |
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Sounds about right. My estimate[1] is 17.9 days for enough priority of the input. [1] 144 confirmations for 1 BTC or 144*20 for 0.05 2880 confirmations minus the 291 the input already has = 2589 2589 / 6 = 431 hours or 17.9 days
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