Bump fee window

[DigitalMonster]

And what kind of garbage is this today on the 24th, Electrum 4.0.2 is constantly synchronized at the entrance to the program and cannot finish it: at the bottom, the numbers are constantly updated and the circle is green or red, then the arrows are synchronized with the network

[ranochigo]

Can you imagine, now I went to see the answers here, and found that the transaction that I could not broadcast this one above, had logged 244 blocks back to the blockchain successfully. this is nonsense, it turns out Electrum or there on the site one of them did it.

Could've been me. I went to try to broadcast the transaction everywhere and found that Blockcypher doesn't follow the RBF fee increment rule (or didn't see your old transaction). You could've lucked out and Blockcypher relayed it to a miner who also doesn't care about the amount of fee increment.

I would say that it's an outlier and you would usually have to increase the fee enough to meet the requirement.

[nc50lc]

And what kind of garbage is this today on the 24th, Electrum 4.0.2 is constantly synchronized at the entrance to the program and cannot finish it: at the bottom, the numbers are constantly updated and the circle is green or red, then the arrows are synchronized with the network

Mine has no problem with synchronization.

Seems like you've been being disconnected from your selected server again and again, try to connect to other servers.
If you're using your own and it's outdated, upgrade to the latest version (probably related: Electrum 4.0.2 keeps Synchronizing)

BTW, that was off-topic... and the number below that's being updated is the total number of addresses in your wallet + new UTXOs.

[DigitalMonster]

Can you imagine, now I went to see the answers here, and found that the transaction that I could not broadcast this one above, had logged 244 blocks back to the blockchain successfully. this is nonsense, it turns out Electrum or there on the site one of them did it.

Could've been me. I went to try to broadcast the transaction everywhere and found that Blockcypher doesn't follow the RBF fee increment rule (or didn't see your old transaction). You could've lucked out and Blockcypher relayed it to a miner who also doesn't care about the amount of fee increment.

I would say that it's an outlier and you would usually have to increase the fee enough to meet the requirement.

I tried to find him - but who found it seems to be unable to do broadcast there. You can get a link to the service Blockcypher where brodcast it? I'll try it myself next time I need it again.

[DigitalMonster]

And what kind of garbage is this today on the 24th, Electrum 4.0.2 is constantly synchronized at the entrance to the program and cannot finish it: at the bottom, the numbers are constantly updated and the circle is green or red, then the arrows are synchronized with the network

Mine has no problem with synchronization.

Seems like you've been being disconnected from your selected server again and again, try to connect to other servers.
If you're using your own and it's outdated, upgrade to the latest version (probably related: Electrum 4.0.2 keeps Synchronizing)

BTW, that was off-topic... and the number below that's being updated is the total number of addresses in your wallet + new UTXOs.

The program cannot connect, synchronize. Constantly trying and in no way, if you press the button on the arrows - you can see that it is trying to different servers all the time

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV1y63VIqahil7TX_m4FmyCNUAMJrM4h/view?usp=sharing

[BitMaxz]

The program cannot connect, synchronize. Constantly trying and in no way, if you press the button on the arrows - you can see that it is trying to different servers all the time

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV1y63VIqahil7TX_m4FmyCNUAMJrM4h/view?usp=sharing

It seems that there is something blocking your Electrum to connect in any Electrum server.

Are you using a VPN? Try to disable it and try again. If not, then try to change your PC/Laptop DNS.

You can choose any of these DNS below.
- 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 = Google DNS
- 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 = Cloudflare DNS

After you manually set the DNS, follow this.

- Open CMD
- Type "ipconfig /release" then enter
- Type "ipconfig /renew" then enter
- Type "ipconfig /flushdns" then enter

Then try to check your Electrum again if the circle turns to green.

[pooya87]

You can get a link to the service Blockcypher where brodcast it? I'll try it myself next time I need it again.

https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/
you will have to paste your entire tranasction hex (like what you posted in an earlier comment here) in this textbox and press broadcast.
keep in mind that there is no guarantee that other nodes would accept a transaction that may break one of their preferences (standard rules) such as RBF fee bump.

[DigitalMonster]

The program cannot connect, synchronize. Constantly trying and in no way, if you press the button on the arrows - you can see that it is trying to different servers all the time

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV1y63VIqahil7TX_m4FmyCNUAMJrM4h/view?usp=sharing

It seems that there is something blocking your Electrum to connect in any Electrum server.

Are you using a VPN? Try to disable it and try again. If not, then try to change your PC/Laptop DNS.

You can choose any of these DNS below.
- 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 = Google DNS
- 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 = Cloudflare DNS

After you manually set the DNS, follow this.

- Open CMD
- Type "ipconfig /release" then enter
- Type "ipconfig /renew" then enter
- Type "ipconfig /flushdns" then enter

Then try to check your Electrum again if the circle turns to green.

It is so only on this wallet, so I shot a video where everything is ok, but it is worth opening this wallet and the one that was opened also loses the network
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LsuhPjTXFWGwkVKth2yQ8FB5XAXMepkZ/view?usp=sharing

[DigitalMonster]

You can get a link to the service Blockcypher where brodcast it? I'll try it myself next time I need it again.

https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/
you will have to paste your entire tranasction hex (like what you posted in an earlier comment here) in this textbox and press broadcast.
keep in mind that there is no guarantee that other nodes would accept a transaction that may break one of their preferences (standard rules) such as RBF fee bump.

Thank you. And as you can see there is a violation in that transaction of mine that may break one of their preferences (standard rules) such as RBF fee bump? After all, I did it using Electrum tools, simply by increasing the original transaction by 2 times

[HCP]

The program cannot connect, synchronize. Constantly trying and in no way, if you press the button on the arrows - you can see that it is trying to different servers all the time
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV1y63VIqahil7TX_m4FmyCNUAMJrM4h/view?usp=sharing

It is so only on this wallet, so I shot a video where everything is ok, but it is worth opening this wallet and the one that was opened also loses the network
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LsuhPjTXFWGwkVKth2yQ8FB5XAXMepkZ/view?usp=sharing

Approximately how many transactions and/or addresses are in that specific wallet?

It could be that your wallet simply has too many transactions and/or is requesting info for too many addresses at once... because of that the servers are throttling your connection... Once it is throttled, the "ElectrumX" server (which most Electrum Servers are running) will remember your IP and refuse your connection until a specified timeout period has passed.

[DigitalMonster]

The program cannot connect, synchronize. Constantly trying and in no way, if you press the button on the arrows - you can see that it is trying to different servers all the time
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TV1y63VIqahil7TX_m4FmyCNUAMJrM4h/view?usp=sharing

It is so only on this wallet, so I shot a video where everything is ok, but it is worth opening this wallet and the one that was opened also loses the network
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LsuhPjTXFWGwkVKth2yQ8FB5XAXMepkZ/view?usp=sharing

Approximately how many transactions and/or addresses are in that specific wallet?

It could be that your wallet simply has too many transactions and/or is requesting info for too many addresses at once... because of that the servers are throttling your connection... Once it is throttled, the "ElectrumX" server (which most Electrum Servers are running) will remember your IP and refuse your connection until a specified timeout period has passed.

68. Rare long-term investment wallet. There is no such thing on another PC on this wallet

[HCP]

68 isn't that many in the grand scheme of things... if it was several hundred or 1000+ or something, then it might cause the throttling... but 68 shouldn't really trigger that.

There is no such thing on another PC on this wallet

And even stranger that it works perfectly on a different PC... there must be something in the setup of that specific PC that is causing the connections to go crazy like that... some AntiVirus/AntiMalware or firewall perhaps?

[DigitalMonster]

68 isn't that many in the grand scheme of things... if it was several hundred or 1000+ or something, then it might cause the throttling... but 68 shouldn't really trigger that.

There is no such thing on another PC on this wallet

And even stranger that it works perfectly on a different PC... there must be something in the setup of that specific PC that is causing the connections to go crazy like that... some AntiVirus/AntiMalware or firewall perhaps?

Nothing installed, clean Win10.

Removed the wallet and rebuilt it from seed - everything was ok.

[HCP]

Nothing installed, clean Win10.
Removed the wallet and rebuilt it from seed - everything was ok.

Must have been a "glitch in the matrix" then

Possibly some sort of corruption in the wallet file or something that was causing it to send or request "bad" data from the servers which was getting your client disconnected/timed out (banned? )... I've honestly never seen that behaviour before.

Glad you managed to fix it by simply rebuilding the wallet tho.