Topic: 0,02 BTC transaction with a 100 sat fee, will it be sent one day ? (Read 1182 times)

Quote from: shorena on July 13, 2015, 02:51:26 AM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 06:06:36 PM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

If a portion of the newtwork forgotten my transaction that mean that I'll lose the BTC I sent ?

No, if the network forgot about your transaction you just need to remove it from your local wallet and can create it again (with a higher fee).

There's something strange. My transaction appears and disappears on my local wallet.

It is already forgotten by the network if you cant see the transaction in your wallet. I assume you got your coins back now?

At half. No I got them, but in 3-4 hours, the coins will be set in unconfirmed.

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Quote from: shorena on July 13, 2015, 02:51:26 AM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 06:06:36 PM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

If a portion of the newtwork forgotten my transaction that mean that I'll lose the BTC I sent ?

No, if the network forgot about your transaction you just need to remove it from your local wallet and can create it again (with a higher fee).

There's something strange. My transaction appears and disappears on my local wallet.

It is already forgotten by the network if you cant see the transaction in your wallet. I assume you got your coins back now?

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Quote from: shorena on July 13, 2015, 06:59:02 AM

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There's something strange. My transaction appears and disappears on my local wallet.

I skipped over the thread but could not find it, sorry if you already answered it: Which wallet/service do you use?

I've already answered but it's not important Wink

. I use Electrum.

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Quote from: shorena on July 13, 2015, 02:51:26 AM

-snip-
There's something strange. My transaction appears and disappears on my local wallet.

I skipped over the thread but could not find it, sorry if you already answered it: Which wallet/service do you use?

Erkallys

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Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 06:06:36 PM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

If a portion of the newtwork forgotten my transaction that mean that I'll lose the BTC I sent ?

No, if the network forgot about your transaction you just need to remove it from your local wallet and can create it again (with a higher fee).

There's something strange. My transaction appears and disappears on my local wallet.

shorena

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No I dont escrow anymore.

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 06:06:36 PM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

If a portion of the newtwork forgotten my transaction that mean that I'll lose the BTC I sent ?

No, if the network forgot about your transaction you just need to remove it from your local wallet and can create it again (with a higher fee).

Erkallys

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Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 06:06:36 PM

Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

If a portion of the newtwork forgotten my transaction that mean that I'll lose the BTC I sent ?

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Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

You can attempt to send it in a day or two if a portion of the network has forgotten about your transaction. Or, if you have access to the private key of the address that you are trying to send to, you can try to CPFP (Spend the output with a higher fee) which the eligus uses.

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Quote from: ranochigo on July 12, 2015, 07:11:40 AM

Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

I am using Electrum. I sent it with 0,001 BTC/kb and it has been confirmed at the next block, thank you Wink

. However, the one with 100 sats is still unconfirmed :/.

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Quote from: Bitdonator on July 12, 2015, 07:06:25 AM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

What client are you using? If the client or anyone else doesn't rebroadcast it, it would come back eventually. A reasonable fee would be around 0.0001BTC/Kb. The spammers are using 0.0001BTC/kb and it would roughly allow you to confirm in a few blocks. I have tried it yesterday and it confirmed at the next block.

Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

This is abit misleading. 0 fees is fine if you have enough coin age and priority. In a spamming attack, they probably won't have too much aged coin as they are probably sending it back and forth continuously. You can expect one with high priority to confirm within a day or two.

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Never send transaction with fee lower than 0.0001 BTC

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Quote from: achow101 on July 11, 2015, 04:17:30 PM

Considering that the money is sent, and will arrive at Bittrex adn won't be lost, I can send again 0.02 BTC but with a higher fee now. How much should I put ? PS : It has one input and two output.

You should pay at least 1000 satoshis/kb but I would go with 0.0001 BTC/Kb right now with the current spam situation.

I put 0,0001 BTC/kb and worked really fast with 0,2 BTC.

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