Confirming the unconfirmed transactions. - page 2.

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Quote from: P4ndoraBox on May 23, 2017, 10:51:27 PM

Let say I'm an individual that want to help the bitcoin transaction ecosystem.

Is there any way I could do so to help bitcoin users to accelerate the process to reduce in any way the maximum block height ?

There is for sure the segwit that seem to work for a couple other cryptocurrencies, and a centralised project called bitcoin unlimited that could benefit a precise pack of people around it.

Is there any other cases that I could do as a regular user, passionated by Bitcoin and every other cryptocurrencies, to help and move upward ?

Thank you

As an average user too, we can't help other users to confirm their transaction because we are not miners and the miners only confirms the transactions, the only thing that we can do is to help other user to prevent their transaction to get stuck by telling them to pay the right amount of recommended fees so they can get a faster and average speed of transaction, i think that is what we can only do.

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Quote from: asyakashi on May 24, 2017, 03:24:17 AM

Quote from: boby-1 on May 24, 2017, 03:13:48 AM

Pay higher fees to get it confirmed more quickly...

So true.
The faster the fee the faster the transaction.
It's happened some excanger who has raised the fee ...
Burdening for newbie Angry

The higher the fee the faster the transaction.
That's not the solution actually, it'd like bribing the miners to confirm our transaction. Only segwit is the better solution for our problems right now.

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Quote from: boby-1 on May 24, 2017, 03:13:48 AM

Pay higher fees to get it confirmed more quickly...

So true.
The faster the fee the faster the transaction.
It's happened some excanger who has raised the fee ...
Burdening for newbie Angry

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Pay higher fees to get it confirmed more quickly...

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best way of confirm is just paying the fees.. 50 Cents USD can get you fast times.. 30 mins usually Cheesy

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Quote from: Sithara007 on May 24, 2017, 12:15:34 AM

Quote from: naughty1 on May 23, 2017, 11:32:06 PM

At present, 2mb segwit is considered the best way to solve this problem. Larger volumes along with decentralization will allow for fast, low-cost, high-security transactions.

Do you really think that SegWit is a permanent solution? 2MB may be OK now, but after a few months, when the userbase expands further it is again going to face the same issue. Perhaps we should increase the block size to 8MB or make it unlimited.

As stated 2Mb might be a temporary solution, because the reason I think is that bitcoin with blocksize debate will cause a mining problem with the small scale miners. Corporates take part into the mining process as they can invest big and tries to keep the network under their control.

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Yes, I think there is. And that is to avoid Bitcoin transaction for the time being as you can just be adding to the clogged ecosystem of Bitcoin. Just hold to your Bitcoin and let it increase in value. Just watch them in your wallet for now and enjoy watch the dollar value increase every minute.

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there is reply by fee option but you need to download a patch, i always thought you can use the "abandon transaction" which is build in core, but it's not possible if not in the mempool to use this, and zapwallettxes -rescan also probably won't be accepted by the network and create issues

my two transactions are still stuck there 92690b02403237b8681b7e9804fddb6e82f6ebcdde68cf355673f184449e6d81 17d5403074cda1822ee1622555824529a37454f471293de927569683b0b00a3a

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Quote from: naughty1 on May 23, 2017, 11:32:06 PM

At present, 2mb segwit is considered the best way to solve this problem. Larger volumes along with decentralization will allow for fast, low-cost, high-security transactions.

Do you really think that SegWit is a permanent solution? 2MB may be OK now, but after a few months, when the userbase expands further it is again going to face the same issue. Perhaps we should increase the block size to 8MB or make it unlimited.

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There are things that are limited to users and one it is that the transaction processor,there is nothing you can do to make the transactions faster unless youre one of the developers of the network

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Quote from: P4ndoraBox on May 23, 2017, 10:51:27 PM

Let say I'm an individual that want to help the bitcoin transaction ecosystem.

Is there any way I could do so to help bitcoin users to accelerate the process to reduce in any way the maximum block height ?

There is for sure the segwit that seem to work for a couple other cryptocurrencies, and a centralised project called bitcoin unlimited that could benefit a precise pack of people around it.

Is there any other cases that I could do as a regular user, passionated by Bitcoin and every other cryptocurrencies, to help and move upward ?

Thank you

At present, 2mb segwit is considered the best way to solve this problem. Larger volumes along with decentralization will allow for fast, low-cost, high-security transactions.

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Quote from: pooya87 on May 23, 2017, 11:24:57 PM

your question is extremely weird Cheesy

block height is the number you see as the last block mined for example the last block was 467849 by the time of writing this. you can't reduce this! it is representing the longest chain and number of blocks that have been mined so far.

i don't understand your main question either.
if you want to help others un-stuck their stuck transactions then lead them to this topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/all-about-stuck-transactions-and-what-you-can-do-to-fix-them-1802212
and if you yourself know about the fees and how much is appropriate then teach them that too.

Well... I know about the fee and everything, as to go to viabtc to accelerate the process and etc.

What I dont understand, is that people are now paying their transactiosn fee a way higher price to get them processed as it was 5 years ago, but btc price has greatly upgraded... Guess there is some stuff I have to catch on myself as well.

I'll check your link and study it carefully, thank you for your quick answer.

( Edit : My main language is French, there will be some obvious typo, but i'm about sure you'll understand my points )

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your question is extremely weird Cheesy

block height is the number you see as the last block mined for example the last block was 467849 by the time of writing this. you can't reduce this! it is representing the longest chain and number of blocks that have been mined so far.

i don't understand your main question either.
if you want to help others un-stuck their stuck transactions then lead them to this topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/all-about-stuck-transactions-and-what-you-can-do-to-fix-them-1802212
and if you yourself know about the fees and how much is appropriate then teach them that too.

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Let say I'm an individual that want to help the bitcoin transaction ecosystem.

Is there any way I could do so to help bitcoin users to accelerate the process to reduce in any way the maximum block height ?

There is for sure the segwit that seem to work for a couple other cryptocurrencies, and a centralised project called bitcoin unlimited that could benefit a precise pack of people around it.

Is there any other cases that I could do as a regular user, passionated by Bitcoin and every other cryptocurrencies, to help and move upward ?

Thank you

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