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[firetreeactual]

Common lets get back to back to back blocks!

We're right at the 100% level now.  Praying this isn't an 800% block, would wipe out this pool.

[padrinogtr]

I guess nothing to do but wait. It hasn’t been a week

You can also consolidate all your small transactions by doing a low payment amount.  I had about 30 transactions that I sent to myself (consolidated into one) on 11/9 with a very small miner fee and it eventually got included in a block 10 days later.  I thought it would never get picked up and drop off with all the bitcoin activity but it did go through finally.  Guess you never know.  Having it consolidated saves you fees when you "need" to move it faster than 10 days...

Please do explain how i can do this

[rifleman74]

Common lets get back to back to back blocks!

We're right at the 100% level now.  Praying this isn't an 800% block, would wipe out this pool.

If we had an 800 block, that would potentially take up to 25.6667 days.   That would kill this pool off.  Using rough numbers but that's the idea.  Let's hope this one is a 101-105 and get to the next one ASAP!

[firetreeactual]

I don't argue with math...so long as it's correct. Yours is correct...but doesn't correlate to your conclusion.

My point was that you've been here for what...two months? More than a few of us have been here many months...even years. We've mined elsewhere, of course. Personally, I've been mining since the beginning of BTC.

That single diff element...or any gathering of similar stuff that is simply luck related...won't kill this pool. This business is not for the faint of heart.

Mine on.

[minergain.com]

You can also consolidate all your small transactions by doing a low payment amount.  I had about 30 transactions that I sent to myself (consolidated into one) on 11/9 with a very small miner fee and it eventually got included in a block 10 days later.  I thought it would never get picked up and drop off with all the bitcoin activity but it did go through finally.  Guess you never know.  Having it consolidated saves you fees when you "need" to move it faster than 10 days...

Please do explain how i can do this

First off, be aware that you wont be able to use these funds while waiting (potentially a couple weeks) - so keep that in mind before doing this.  I use bitcoin-qt as my wallet and that has the ability to select each transaction to send.  If you go that way, you can just select all the little chunks and leave the bigger ones alone.  If not, then the easiest way to do this is to send the full amount you have in your wallet to your current receiving address.  I also have a jaxx wallet which it is critical that you set the lowest mining fees in the setup area before you start or it automatically sets you to the going rate which will not help you at all.  In any case, make sure to you are not paying more than a few dollars in mining fees to do this.  You can always do this later on when bitcoin is not so crazy.  Once you submit it, the waiting game starts.  If it makes it through the process, you will have one transaction left rather than a bunch of little ones.  If nobody picks it up in a couple weeks due to the low mining fee, it all comes back to you as if you never did the transaction.

[overcon]

LOL Amazing!

Go Cobra!

[NomadGroup]

LOL Amazing!

Go Cobra!

Oh Cobra back in the game?  Nice! 

[minergain.com]

I don't argue with math...so long as it's correct. Yours is correct...but doesn't correlate to your conclusion.

My point was that you've been here for what...two months? More than a few of us have been here many months...even years. We've mined elsewhere, of course. Personally, I've been mining since the beginning of BTC.

That single diff element...or any gathering of similar stuff that is simply luck related...won't kill this pool. This business is not for the faint of heart.

Mine on.

and yeah - we dont need to worry about it with our first December block!

[wavelengthsf]

woohoo! Blocks are awesome

[dzimmerm56]

Block!

[androdeida]

Amazing guys nice block yep

[VRobb]

Oh yeah, that smooth block-cracking taste of king cobramining!  Schweet! 

[rifleman74]

Now let's get a quickie block!

[Toll-Booth-Jim]

Block!!!

[lakerunner22]

[Yes, transactions with lower fees have lower priority in the mempool and can sit out there for a long time without being picked up.  What are the transaction ids?  I could try to insert them into one of the transaction accelerators to get them moving.  Sometimes that works.]


I have accelerated them through ConfirmTX. Thank you for the offering to assist   What I would like to know is how to do it myself.

does that even work?

Padrinogtr,
I used ConfirmTX last night for my 2 transaction. It cost me about 6$ (4$ to them and 2$ miner fee) but both my old transactions had confirmed this morning. I don't think I would spend 6 to make 20 move. Just wait and it will confirm or return to the original wallet.

[padrinogtr]

[Yes, transactions with lower fees have lower priority in the mempool and can sit out there for a long time without being picked up.  What are the transaction ids?  I could try to insert them into one of the transaction accelerators to get them moving.  Sometimes that works.]


I have accelerated them through ConfirmTX. Thank you for the offering to assist   What I would like to know is how to do it myself.

does that even work?

Padrinogtr,
I used ConfirmTX last night for my 2 transaction. It cost me about 6$ (4$ to them and 2$ miner fee) but both my old transactions had confirmed this morning. I don't think I would spend 6 to make 20 move. Just wait and it will confirm or return to the original wallet.

My concern is that btc.com says it’s a double spend.

[Timelord2067]

[Yes, transactions with lower fees have lower priority in the mempool and can sit out there for a long time without being picked up.  What are the transaction ids?  I could try to insert them into one of the transaction accelerators to get them moving.  Sometimes that works.]

I have accelerated them through ConfirmTX. Thank you for the offering to assist   What I would like to know is how to do it myself.

Try browsing this thread: Broadcast Your RAW Transaction BTC or BCH https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1938621.0

[beltsniffer]

My concern is that btc.com says it’s a double spend.

I thought it was kinda strange too, but didn't know if you had tried to send it through with a higher "replace by fee". Which will sometimes cause that message. Or it could just be BTC.com's standard error message, because the fee was too low.

To read more about replace by fees https://bitcoincore.org/en/faq/optin_rbf/

[usukan]

I guess nothing to do but wait. It hasn’t been a week

You can also consolidate all your small transactions by doing a low payment amount.  I had about 30 transactions that I sent to myself (consolidated into one) on 11/9 with a very small miner fee and it eventually got included in a block 10 days later.  I thought it would never get picked up and drop off with all the bitcoin activity but it did go through finally.  Guess you never know.  Having it consolidated saves you fees when you "need" to move it faster than 10 days...

Please do explain how i can do this

I puzzled on this problem for a long time - tried many things and took advice.

Without doubt the best soln:

Have your pool earnings sent to an exchange address where you have an account. 

Pick an exchange that does not charge for deposits and one that consolidates each deposit. Also one that has low BTC withdraw fees.
With this you get all your earnings in one lump (consolidated) and you can transfer out at any time with just one small fee that the exchange charges.

Kraken is an example of such an exchange - but other good options exist.

Of course this method involves the risk of having funds on an exchange - but its minimal if you manage your holding on the exchange to smaller amounts.

If anyone has a better idea - I'm all ears.

[aideed]

If I dramatically increase my hash power, does the 5nd more or less 'reset' in terms of rewards?