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January 07, 2016, 09:25:39 AM
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Right place to ask this?

I've been waiting an hour and ten minutes for a transaction to go through, still sitting unconfirmed.

https://blockchain.info/address/185rMehY8Hyf9p783NUrFJVbrhwSfzCNbj

How long are your transactions taking?

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January 07, 2016, 12:16:18 PM
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Yea, only took 4 hours! Sitting here I hear my hdd go nuts I check btc client, bam it sent.

Why are transactions taking so long?

Scared the life out of me.

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January 07, 2016, 12:29:25 PM
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Yea, only took 4 hours! Sitting here I hear my hdd go nuts I check btc client, bam it sent.

Why are transactions taking so long?

Scared the life out of me.

Read the part on the bottom : https://www.deepdotweb.com/2014/02/28/moving-bitcoins-works-transaction-taking-long/
Personally I always get my transactions in like 10-20mn , I once got it after 40 minute & It had something to do with the double spend attack or something like that .

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January 07, 2016, 12:36:33 PM
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Yea, only took 4 hours! Sitting here I hear my hdd go nuts I check btc client, bam it sent.

Why are transactions taking so long?

Scared the life out of me.

Read the part on the bottom : https://www.deepdotweb.com/2014/02/28/moving-bitcoins-works-transaction-taking-long/
Personally I always get my transactions in like 10-20mn , I once got it after 40 minute & It had something to do with the double spend attack or something like that .

I paid a fee, so I dunno why it was so long :/. Uh well, no biggie. I just never seen one take 4 hours exactly before. I've done 297 transactions by my wallet count, I've never seen it more than hour and half.

Thanks for the link!

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January 07, 2016, 01:25:58 PM
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If you look at the blocks before your txn was included:

HeightTimeMinerElapsed# tx% new (?)Block ValueTotal FeesSizeFee/size (?)
392,1501h 15m ago - 07-Jan 20:05F2Pool12m 22s247651%14,513.683964990.40601258999,999 B40.6012986
392,1491h 27m ago - 07-Jan 19:53BTCChina31m 45s227797%22,482.465414900.56340120949,030 B59.3660
392,1481h 59m ago - 07-Jan 19:21Slush11m 58s168178%29,171.164376750.29257031749,158 B39.0532184
392,1472h 11m ago - 07-Jan 19:09AntPool14m 06s178390%16,789.758356120.36324329933,337 B38.91877
392,1462h 25m ago - 07-Jan 18:55AntPool2m 14s18954%12,945.036017510.25293064931,463 B27.1541263
392,1452h 27m ago - 07-Jan 18:52F2Pool23m 38s308377%26,494.591148470.61388991999,961 B61.3913852

It was basically a case of bad luck in that blocks were being found slower than 10 minutes, causing a backlog.
If you look at the last portion (BXXXXX), your fees/byte were lower than all the others that got included, so miners picked more urgent transactions instead of yours.
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January 07, 2016, 01:28:20 PM
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If you look at the blocks before your txn was included:

HeightTimeMinerElapsed# tx% new (?)Block ValueTotal FeesSizeFee/size (?)
392,1501h 15m ago - 07-Jan 20:05F2Pool12m 22s247651%14,513.683964990.40601258999,999 B40.6012986
392,1491h 27m ago - 07-Jan 19:53BTCChina31m 45s227797%22,482.465414900.56340120949,030 B59.3660
392,1481h 59m ago - 07-Jan 19:21Slush11m 58s168178%29,171.164376750.29257031749,158 B39.0532184
392,1472h 11m ago - 07-Jan 19:09AntPool14m 06s178390%16,789.758356120.36324329933,337 B38.91877
392,1462h 25m ago - 07-Jan 18:55AntPool2m 14s18954%12,945.036017510.25293064931,463 B27.1541263
392,1452h 27m ago - 07-Jan 18:52F2Pool23m 38s308377%26,494.591148470.61388991999,961 B61.3913852

It was basically a case of bad luck in that blocks were being found slower than 10 minutes, causing a backlog.
If you look at the last portion (BXXXXX), your fees/byte were lower than all the others that got included, so miners picked more urgent transactions instead of yours.

That's nuts. I enabled the check box to auto take fee.

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January 07, 2016, 01:53:10 PM
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That's nuts. I enabled the check box to auto take fee.

You have to wait a bit so its ready. It shows a small text when its not. On the fastest setting it usually takes the longest to get ready for me so I typically go for 2-5 blocks.

Im not really here, its just your imagination.
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January 07, 2016, 01:57:59 PM
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What wallet are you using? Seems as if the auto fee function could use some tuning.
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January 07, 2016, 02:08:06 PM
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What wallet are you using? Seems as if the auto fee function could use some tuning.

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January 07, 2016, 02:20:18 PM
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And you had it set to fastest setting?
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January 07, 2016, 02:25:20 PM
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And you had it set to fastest setting?


Didn't even know there was settings. But everything is default.


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January 07, 2016, 02:52:23 PM
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Yeah it was set at slowest, which says will confirm in 25 blocks, which is about 4 hours  Smiley

In future, you could drag it to the right if you need the payment done urgent.

Another good place to check is https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/
Look at the right for Fee/size to see what the market is currently paying, pay slightly more for faster confirmation or less if you can wait.
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January 07, 2016, 03:10:26 PM
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Yeah it was set at slowest, which says will confirm in 25 blocks, which is about 4 hours  Smiley

In future, you could drag it to the right if you need the payment done urgent.

Another good place to check is https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/
Look at the right for Fee/size to see what the market is currently paying, pay slightly more for faster confirmation or less if you can wait.


Aha cool. Well this time wasn't in a hurry but next I might be and ty for the info! I thought the receive addy was bad or something lol in the beginning.

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January 07, 2016, 03:18:34 PM
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I always pay more than the standard fee to avoid experiencing problems like those documented above.

If you can afford it just pay 0.001 bitcoin on each transaction, usually gets confirmed in the very next block then.

Simple.

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January 07, 2016, 04:43:57 PM
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I paid the standard fee for a transaction today and i never timed it but it was a lot slower than any ive had in the past. Im not too sure but possibly over an hour. maybe theres a lot of transactions happening today due to price increase?

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January 07, 2016, 06:51:05 PM
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I always pay more than the standard fee to avoid experiencing problems like those documented above.

If you can afford it just pay 0.001 bitcoin on each transaction, usually gets confirmed in the very next block then.

Simple.
0.001 is way too much. 0.0002 should be more than enough if you're looking for a simple number.  https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/ is a good site to check out how congested Bitcoin transactions are at a glance.
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January 07, 2016, 06:53:34 PM
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I wouldn't pay 0.001 as a miner fee, thats pretty mental and no need. It appears that mycelium wallets normal transaction fee is 0.00005543, or thats what it cost me for the last transaction i did and although it was slow this time usually its fine.

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January 10, 2016, 02:45:06 PM
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The longest I had was ten minutes, but every other  couple of hundred confirmations  have been normal. I did remember a transaction that took an hour ,but I think it was only 10 cents was showing my girl how to transfer btc from a wallet. I think the amount was too low for a miner to mine it or something.
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