Withdrawal from YoBit stucked.

[youssef401]

this transaction has been stuck for 27 days...

https://blockchain.info/tx/0b233cb5c041ad4a33ccf42eb0d1d3dbd0a2229fb0c49f66b2ce03d538d5f1ed

Imake a 6 ticket but they are saying just wait
They say they can't change the fee...

Any suggestion beside waiting until the end of the world happens?

Thanks

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[zupdawg]

this transaction has been stuck for 27 days...

https://blockchain.info/tx/0b233cb5c041ad4a33ccf42eb0d1d3dbd0a2229fb0c49f66b2ce03d538d5f1ed

Imake a 6 ticket but they are saying just wait
They say they can't change the fee...

Any suggestion beside waiting until the end of the world happens?

Thanks

they paid a very low fee of 6.5sat/byte while the recommended fee is around 300sats/byte so your transaction won't be getting confirmed soon (maybe after a month if they will rebroadcast it to the network. can't even use viabtc transaction accelerator for it coz they only accepts transactions with atleast 10sats/byte

[Red-Apple]

are you really sure that is a withdrawal from yobit? that is a terrible place to use but even being bad i have never seen them pay 6 sat/B as transaction fees! and i have had couple of withdrawals and it always had about 220 to 300 satoshi per byte!

in any case this transaction won't confirm.
you can contact a miner and pay the fees personally so they may mine the transaction for you.
there are a couple of them:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=358020
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=pm;sa=send;u=16114

you can read more in this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

[olushakes]

this transaction has been stuck for 27 days...

https://blockchain.info/tx/0b233cb5c041ad4a33ccf42eb0d1d3dbd0a2229fb0c49f66b2ce03d538d5f1ed

Imake a 6 ticket but they are saying just wait
They say they can't change the fee...

Any suggestion beside waiting until the end of the world happens?

Thanks

Guy, you are not the only one involved as we I am equally in the same position but I feel the issue is about blockchain and not yobit because I did some transaction since last week Saturday and one week later its still pending after it went back to the originating wallet itself and transferred out itself also and the problem is them recommending transaction fees that are not realistic to the current  network.

[youssef401]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

[Nagadota]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

[bL4nkcode]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

I tried to estimate the price of the transaction of OP, since it has very low fee from the accelerator mentioned which is pushtx.btc.com, and I was just like oh shit the estimated price was $275.37. Well that was a huge size per byte and yet the fee is only 6.575 sat/B.
Just a suggestion to OP once you receive that amount from the help of quickseller or macbook-air, try to stay away from that exchange since that site has unresolved scam accusations here and has a poor support.

[ranlo]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

Not sure how I feel about paid accelerators. There's no guarantee they're legit. And seeing this low fee from YoBit is painful. That's not ever going to confirm without help.

[cafucafucafu]

this transaction has been stuck for 27 days...

https://blockchain.info/tx/0b233cb5c041ad4a33ccf42eb0d1d3dbd0a2229fb0c49f66b2ce03d538d5f1ed

Imake a 6 ticket but they are saying just wait
They say they can't change the fee...

Any suggestion beside waiting until the end of the world happens?

Thanks

The transaction is 12kb which means that it's probably not going to confirm at all. Yobit only paid 0.0008 BTC for the transaction so that's some crazy fees right there especially when blocks are full. 12kb means a lot, that's like 1.2% of a full block and it costs a lot to get it accelerated.

Your only way to get the money is to either keep trying to get the support to respond(unlikely imo) or use the BTC.com accelerator to get it into a block. Both of which will require time/money. Was your address the 0.8 BTC or 0.01 BTC one? If it's only 0.01 BTC then don't even bother man. You'll spend at least $50 on acceleration.

[ranlo]

this transaction has been stuck for 27 days...

https://blockchain.info/tx/0b233cb5c041ad4a33ccf42eb0d1d3dbd0a2229fb0c49f66b2ce03d538d5f1ed

Imake a 6 ticket but they are saying just wait
They say they can't change the fee...

Any suggestion beside waiting until the end of the world happens?

Thanks

The transaction is 12kb which means that it's probably not going to confirm at all. Yobit only paid 0.0008 BTC for the transaction so that's some crazy fees right there especially when blocks are full. 12kb means a lot, that's like 1.2% of a full block and it costs a lot to get it accelerated.

Your only way to get the money is to either keep trying to get the support to respond(unlikely imo) or use the BTC.com accelerator to get it into a block. Both of which will require time/money. Was your address the 0.8 BTC or 0.01 BTC one? If it's only 0.01 BTC then don't even bother man. You'll spend at least $50 on acceleration.

I believe his is the 0.01 one, based on a little analyzing. I could be wrong on that though. Which makes it even worse if true. And it effectively means good luck removing even small amounts from YoBit...

[mesmerakyns]

His Transaction has been confirmed. He is my first client on here. Am glad to have been of service. Cheers

[swogerino]

His Transaction has been confirmed. He is my first client on here. Am glad to have been of service. Cheers

Yobit has crazy withdrawals fees from a few days which is 0.0009 bitcoin as a fee. Compared to Poloniex which only asks 0.0001 fee when withdrawing things are looking clear which exchange to use and which not. If I were you I would move to Poloniex or other exchanges which offers normal fees when withdrawing.

[erikalui]

Congrats on having your transaction confirmed but it's shocking that yobit is adding such a low fee for transactions that can get stuck forever on the blockchain. They added a 200 sats per byte fee for my withdrawals which made it get confirmed within 10 minutes.

[mesmerakyns]

His Transaction has been confirmed. He is my first client on here. Am glad to have been of service. Cheers

Yobit has crazy withdrawals fees from a few days which is 0.0009 bitcoin as a fee. Compared to Poloniex which only asks 0.0001 fee when withdrawing things are looking clear which exchange to use and which not. If I were you I would move to Poloniex or other exchanges which offers normal fees when withdrawing.

That's true about knowing which exchanges to use or not. After all said and done, his transaction could still have been stucked on the blockchain forever if he hadn't accelerated it.. To all the guys that believes accelerating a Bitcoin transactions is bad for Bitcoin itself, then I pity them and hope they don't get into this kind of ish. Great input by the way.

[mesmerakyns]

Congrats on having your transaction confirmed but it's shocking that yobit is adding such a low fee for transactions that can get stuck forever on the blockchain. They added a 200 sats per byte fee for my withdrawals which made it get confirmed within 10 minutes.

It's a really terrible thing on yobits part. That transaction fees they paid the miners is so low that the guy might never even get his Bitcoin confirmed. Thank goodness there are accelerators out there.
Count yourself lucky they didn't do that to you, I wouldn't use yobits in my lifetime after seeing what they did to the guy. Cheers

[mesmerakyns]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

I tried to estimate the price of the transaction of OP, since it has very low fee from the accelerator mentioned which is pushtx.btc.com, and I was just like oh shit the estimated price was $275.37. Well that was a huge size per byte and yet the fee is only 6.575 sat/B.
Just a suggestion to OP once you receive that amount from the help of quickseller or macbook-air, try to stay away from that exchange since that site has unresolved scam accusations here and has a poor support.

When I check that estimated fee to get the transaction confirmed myself, I was like wow! But am glad he did it for much less and got his Bitcoin in his wallet in less than 2hrs. What took him 27days of waiting is all over just like that. My point is, accelerators works.... Here is where cheaper services like mine comes in. Cheers

[ranlo]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

I tried to estimate the price of the transaction of OP, since it has very low fee from the accelerator mentioned which is pushtx.btc.com, and I was just like oh shit the estimated price was $275.37. Well that was a huge size per byte and yet the fee is only 6.575 sat/B.
Just a suggestion to OP once you receive that amount from the help of quickseller or macbook-air, try to stay away from that exchange since that site has unresolved scam accusations here and has a poor support.

When I check that estimated fee to get the transaction confirmed myself, I was like wow! But am glad he did it for much less and got his Bitcoin in his wallet in less than 2hrs. What took him 27days of waiting is all over just like that. My point is, accelerators works.... Here is where cheaper services like mine comes in. Cheers

How much was he transferring (was his the 0.01 or the 0.8x) and what was your fee for helping out?

[Iranus]

thanks to all but the problem still here
Isend message to Quickseller and macbook-air Iam waiting reply from them

The size of YoBit's transaction was many times higher than most transactions. I assume that they've received a large number of small deposits recently and didn't want to pay for you, so for someone to accelerate it for you you might have to pay a crazily high fee.

You could also try another paid accelerator and I think ViaBTC offers a service for their customers as well.

You could also try not using YoBit.

I tried to estimate the price of the transaction of OP, since it has very low fee from the accelerator mentioned which is pushtx.btc.com, and I was just like oh shit the estimated price was $275.37. Well that was a huge size per byte and yet the fee is only 6.575 sat/B.
Just a suggestion to OP once you receive that amount from the help of quickseller or macbook-air, try to stay away from that exchange since that site has unresolved scam accusations here and has a poor support.

When I check that estimated fee to get the transaction confirmed myself, I was like wow! But am glad he did it for much less and got his Bitcoin in his wallet in less than 2hrs. What took him 27days of waiting is all over just like that. My point is, accelerators works.... Here is where cheaper services like mine comes in. Cheers

How much was he transferring (was his the 0.01 or the 0.8x) and what was your fee for helping out?

How many transactions of 0.01 have you seen with that many inputs?
I'm pretty sure that pushtx is a legit accelerator because it's from btc.com.  That said, they charge a hell of a lot to get the transaction confirmed.

To be honest the OP has no choice but to run it through a paid accelerator and accept crazy fees for such a huge transaction.  If only YoBit had sent fees of 10 satoshi/byte...