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ethereal1m (OP)
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January 02, 2021, 03:45:31 PM
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I forced close a lightning network channel and it got stuck in the blockchain. It says that the transaction unconfirmed (rbf) and it credited 0.00181104 btc.

1. It's been a day it got stuck, should I wait?
2. Why did it credit me 0.00181104 btc for force close channel?

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January 02, 2021, 04:11:13 PM
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2. It was probably closed on the other peers end while you were offline for the safety of both parties.

1. You can do a CPFP on the transaction by working out the address it was credited to (addresses tab) > right click > spend from and send the funds with a higher fee to an address you control.
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January 02, 2021, 05:58:17 PM
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so peers credited me that amount for safety? how they calculate the amount?
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January 03, 2021, 12:38:05 AM
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so peers credited me that amount for safety? how they calculate the amount?

You were credited 0.00181104 BTC because you have closed that channel (forcefully). Since you were the founder of the channel, the transaction fee was deducted from your latest channel balance which was refunded to one of your addresses. You should force-close channels only if the other party is unresponsive. Since you have force-closed your channel, your transaction was delayed for 144 blocks (~1 day).

1. It's been a day it got stuck, should I wait?

I don't think you can bump the fee of a closing transaction even if it's marked as replaceable. Either wait or use CPFP as jackg suggested.
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