Unconfirmed transaction & No inventory information available.

[Perdator]

Hello everyone!

Yesterday I sent some bitcoins to some address. Transaction ID:

https://blockchain.info/tx/a3cdfdf24e2d23fc581136a13298fcd7878feabd4d89c4819ca60513a2914fbd

Well, always it taked a few hours to confirm transactions but now I have transaction that still not confirmed nearly about 24 hours.
When I click on map called Network Propagation it says "No inventory information available." today, but yesterday it show me the map with IP-adresses
Transaction created from blockchain.info wallet and sent to automatically created address (WayForPay company)
What happened with transaction? It only 0.022 amount with 0.0001 transaction fee. But something goes wrong I think.

Please, help me to spend transaction because it's important for me as I paid for the service and it's suck

Need your help!
Waiting for any answer!

[stoneage]

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

[Perdator]

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

Thank for your answer, its important for me. May I question you? How I can to know a transaction size to set correct fee? And I saw transactions that was created after my transaction and fees was the same but succefully included in a blocks.

[altcoinhosting]

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

A thirth option is to create a double spend... I've done this a couple times already, it's not that hard:
- export your private key from blockchain.info
- download the coinb.in sourcecode (https://github.com/OutCast3k/coinbin/), open index.html from your local pc (internet connected)
- click on new -> transaction
- input your address, load
- add/remove inputs, make sure you use at least the same inputs as in the tx you're going to double spend
- add the output address, make sure you leave enough fees, but not to much
- submit -> copy the transaction
- boot in a safe environment, prefrably linux without internet connection, open the coinb.in zip again, click on sign
- paste your transaction + private key
- copy the hex encoded bitcoin transaction
- reboot in windows with internet connection
- open coinb.in source again, past the hex encoded bitcoin transaction in the broadcast field and broadcast

There are several other ways to do this, but i find this one the easyest

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

Thank for your answer, its important for me. May I question you? How I can to know a transaction size to set correct fee? And I saw transactions that was created after my transaction and fees was the same but succefully included in a blocks.

not that hard either, just look at this page: https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
Take your  fee 0.0001 BTC divide it by your transaction size (5825 bytes) and you'll see you're paying 1.7 satoshi per byte, while a reasonable fee would have been a lot higher (look at the link i posted )!

[ranochigo]

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

Thank for your answer, its important for me. May I question you? How I can to know a transaction size to set correct fee? And I saw transactions that was created after my transaction and fees was the same but succefully included in a blocks.

What wallet are you using, the wallet should automatically calculate for you. You might have chosen a slightly conservative fee by default. Check your settings to see if the dynamic fee or the fixed fee can be raised.

Miners usually include transactions first by the fees per kb. Due to your lower fees per kb, nodes have a policy to not relay transactions with fees below a certain threshold for paid transaction. With the inventory information missing, it would likely be due to Blockchain.info not being able to see your transactions on their peers. This would be a indicative sign that your transaction would be dropped soon.

What client are you using, several clients rebroadcast transactions continuously till they are confirmed, preventing them to be dropped out of the mempool.

[NeuroticFish]

the problem is that the transaction is 5825bytes in size which would require atleast 60k satoshi to have priority (10k satoshi per 1000kb). you can only do now is wait for the miners to include your transaction in a block and/or if your transaction get dropped from the memory pool just send it again with sufficient fees so it will be confirmed on the next block

Thank for your answer, its important for me. May I question you? How I can to know a transaction size to set correct fee? And I saw transactions that was created after my transaction and fees was the same but succefully included in a blocks.

The size of your transaction depends on in and out.
In = the number of transactions that filled that money in your wallet.
Out = the number of wallets you actually send money to.

Since out uses to be small for normal user, I think that the problem in your case is in. And this usually means that your money comes from faucets.
Basically if you use faucets too much, you can end up paying most of that income as tx fee, so be careful with that.

[BitCoinDream]

Yesterday I sent some bitcoins to some address. Transaction ID:

https://blockchain.info/tx/a3cdfdf24e2d23fc581136a13298fcd7878feabd4d89c4819ca60513a2914fbd

0.0001 BTC fee for 5825 bytes is too low for quick confirmation. You may monitor the following link to know the estimated confirmation time for your Tx.

https://www.blockonomics.co/api/tx?txid=a3cdfdf24e2d23fc581136a13298fcd7878feabd4d89c4819ca60513a2914fbd

As a thumb rule, spend 0.0001 BTC per kb for faster confirmation. You may also consult Optimal Fee / Kb in https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC.