I've seen BTC users that are using over 20 sat/B in fees to send a transaction.
Some 3'rd party systems that are analyzing the probability of your transaction being included in the next block or in next 5-7 blocks with a specific sat/B fee, are not the best.
Because they don't always relate to the last mined block. Human eye is still in the top.
Therefore i've put together a website that can help you decide what fees you should use when sending a new transaction. btclive.net
Few key elements are shown there: A chart with the mempool size in the last 3 days (from blockchain.info), the current BTC mempool size and the recomended fees (from bitcoinfees.earn.com).
Taking all these 3 in consideration you should be able to decide more on your fees.
This helped me, since in a lot of cases i was able to send a transaction with a 1 sat/B fee and be included in the next block, while the recommended fees were at 15 sat/B.
I would like your opinion about this, even new ideas.
This was also a reponse to websites like txhighway.com
