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January 12, 2024, 11:18:10 PM
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okay I am on the page on f2pool

someone give me a stuck tx and we can test it out.

a5cb85172bf588f562d6b39d9b0041c3c2ca8ccc871b1d2c37bbfc399d7cadbf

Random TX found on the mempool, let's try and see whether it works.


OP, I don't think many miners are still active here like they used to be a decade ago in the forum so this idea will not work at all.

let me check it out.

I will look for a different one.

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January 12, 2024, 11:42:41 PM
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I belong to f2pool with a few KDA miners.

F2pool is the worst pool anyone could use, it practices censorship at its finest, currently, they are the only known pool to implement OFAC blacklist, something that nobody asked them to do, Chun just wants to lick the government's boots.

He clearly stated the following:

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Why do you feel surprised when I refuse to confirm transactions for those criminals, dictators, and terrorists?

So ya, Chun can take his acceleration service and shove it up his censorship arse.

Phill, you could use poolflare.net for that miner, it's cheaper and has almost the same hashrate as this anti-bitcoin pool.



OP, there is no free lunch, why would anyone replace a good paying transaction for one that pays less? it makes no sense, if you want your transactions to be confirmed you have to pay enough for them, there is no workaround to battle a free market.

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January 14, 2024, 01:33:45 PM
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Good day Bitcoin talkers
Lately there  has been a lot of conjestions in the mempool as well as a lot of posts concerning it. Some forum members even had their transactions stuck on the mempool due to them wanting to use lower fees.
However I have been thinking lately if there was a way to assist forum members with economical fees at intervals.
So after a while of thinking I was able to come up with a suggestion. (An official Bitcoin talk anonymous acceleration thread.)
Since we have some nice miners here on Bitcoin talk, how about a reputatable miner here creates a self moderated thread for forum users to drop their transactions which have been stuck for  while to be accelerated. Now definitely some spamming may want to come in therefore a reason for making the thread self moderated.
Also certain rules should be put in place to guide on the requirements before posting a transaction to be accelerated. Possible ones could be;
  • you must be an active member of Bitcoin talk
  • Users cannot post more than "X" number of transactions during a particular period of time
  • rank of full members and above can apply
  • transaction has to have a fee of at least "X" sat/byte
And possibly others. The point would be miners here can occasionally bump the thread and asisst in accelerating a transaction of their choice.

That's not how Bitcoin works. The entire concept of 'decentralized' in Bitcoin goes against the idea. For example, a miner can't discreetly choose transactions to process and guarantee the production of the next block. If this were possible, a miner could select invalid or conflicting transactions, but these would be rejected by the nodes in the network. As a result, the miner would lose the reward, defeating the whole purpose of processing transactions.

It's crucial to remember that Bitcoin is a decentralized and permissionless system. This means that no one is monitoring or individually selecting transactions. You can't directly request a specific miner to include your transaction in the next block.

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