Hi there how long did it take for the transaction to go to the other address at 1 sat per byte? But it will eventually confirm right or could it get stuck for a long time?
Can others here confirm doing the minimum 1 sat per byte is fine? Or should i do at least 10 or 20?
Also a long time ago i remember when i used electrum i sent btc without any fee and it worked. But this was a long time ago and it took a while. Im curious but could you send btc from electrum with no fee now and if so, does it work? And if so, how long would that take?
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Send it at 1 sat per byte. I have two transactions at that fee. It should hopefully confirm. If not just keep broadcasting it.
Im going to send a smaller amount of btc i have left in my electrum to my nano ledger s. I just updated my electrum from 3.0.5 to 3.3.4.
Its been a while since i sent any btc from electrum to anywhere. What fee should i set for sending the btc? Back then a long time ago i know if you send btc, it took a long time for it to get there unless you sent a big fee.
Should i make sure its always within 25 blocks which is 20 sat/byte? There is also low fee of 10 sat/byte, 5 sat/byte, 2 sat/byte or 1 sat/byte. I dont mind if it takes a while as i dont need the btc to get to my nano ledger s immediately etc. But i also dont want an issue where the transfer is taking many hours etc. Anyone know if doing 10 sat/byte is still fine or its not good idea?
Its been a while since i sent any btc from electrum to anywhere. What fee should i set for sending the btc? Back then a long time ago i know if you send btc, it took a long time for it to get there unless you sent a big fee.
Should i make sure its always within 25 blocks which is 20 sat/byte? There is also low fee of 10 sat/byte, 5 sat/byte, 2 sat/byte or 1 sat/byte. I dont mind if it takes a while as i dont need the btc to get to my nano ledger s immediately etc. But i also dont want an issue where the transfer is taking many hours etc. Anyone know if doing 10 sat/byte is still fine or its not good idea?
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