Topic: Enjoy low transaction fee by using ViaBTC free accelerator. - page 2. (Read 347 times)

If you have submitted a transaction to multiple accelerators successfully, it will be mined by the one that mines a block faster.


Miners have a candidate block which contains the transactions that will be added to the blockchain if they manage to mine a block.

If you submit a transaction to ViaBTC accelerator, they add your transaction to their candidate block.
Once a block is mined, ViaBTC remove all the confirmed transactions from their mempool and build a new candidate block. If the mined block includes your transaction, it would be removed from ViaBTC mempool and it can't be selected for their candidate block again.

This is not a problem, nodes will validate the transaction before they add it to their mempool, and if the transaction was submitted to two mining pool accelerators, but has already been mined by one of them, and the block that contains the transaction has been validated by the network and added to the blockchain, then it is already a confirmed transaction that cannot be mined by another pool.
Quite a lot of them are a scam or are transaction rebroadcasters and not accelerators. ViaBTC is the only one that is working as a free transaction accelerator.

Is ViaBTC pretty much the only free "transaction accelerator" service that actually works? When Googling 'Bitcoin transaction accelerator', a good number of websites appear, but with the entirety of the 2017 bull market, ViaBTC is the only one that actually worked in my case.

I remember the times when my transactions were stuck on the blockchain and I didn't know anything yet about the RBF or any type that would help you have a faster confirmation for your TX. I really had a hard time when thinking about it but after a couple of searches, I stumbled upon ViaBTC and it did help me with some of my TX's before and it's awesome.

Excellent point because if people have plans, they can avoid more trouble with mempool congestion like they need to sell bitcoin one or two months a round, they can plan to choose good time to send their bitcoins to exchange account and wait for good price to sell it.

Your post wakes me up with a question.

What if one unconfirmed transaction is submitted to some different Tx accelerators?

I guess there will be no issue for mining pools that provide tx accelerators to avoid technical issues like chain reorganization with appearance of unconfirmed transactions submitted to their tx accelerators.

It's incredible how much dust has been raised about fees and everyone is looking for salvation in only one service, even though 99% of those who try to use it fail - either because they don't meet the requirements or they don't even understand what they're doing at all.

In addition, even for those so-called "low fees" you currently have to pay about $1, and those so-called "expensive fees" amount to as much as $3. Those who need a quick confirmation do not benefit from this kind of acceleration, considering that the time between Via blocks can be more than 6 hours.

I hope people also understand the conditions that must be fulfilled before using viabtc for transactions, using your transactions ID to boost your transactions confirmation time, the kind of wallet you use to help enable change to static and customized your fee to the lowest amount that could be acceptable within the lowest range of 20 sat/vbyte, lastly viabtc is a reliable mining pool that allows for free transaction accelerator and is reliable.

If you want to pay the lowest possible fees, this means that you have to wait until the mining pool is empty. Otherwise, all you will do is pay the lowest possible fees and hope that your transaction will be confirmed in the coming hours. It is better to pay a reasonable fee and use the RBF flag if it is not confirmed. Your transaction is within the time you have estimated. https://mempool.space/ provides a simple interface that enables you to do this.

This is an example of a block with more than 5,000 transactions  ---> https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000004eedb17730d58c6c0db51da0cb8425a273ac01a9910a
the limit is 4 MWU

In addition to the maximum size of 500 bytes and and the minimum fee rate of 10 sat/byte, there's another requirement too and it's that your transaction must not have any unconfirmed parent.


The block size is limited up to 4 million weight units and that can be more than 4000 transactions.

I think this was a typo error it should be ViaBTC can only accelerate only 100 Free transactions in one hour but they are capable of actually accelerating more if it is not free since one block can contain upto 4,000 transactions in it.
 Since this congestion I have also notice that this number free transaction get filled up easily before you wouldn’t find it like that

There is also binance mining pool I think but I don’t think they do free acceleration like Viabtc. Also people need to be aware that what does fake accelerators just rebroadcast one’s transactions and nothing more it is something that can be done from your own wallet.

Free submission, not subscription.

The transaction will be submitted not that it it added to the next block like that, but will be added to a block if ViaBTC has mine a block.

The transaction may be confirmed at anytime, when ViaBTC mine a block next. It can less than some minutes and it may be more than 1 hours.

Not necessary, you can use a wallet that does not support replace-by-fee, but making sure that you use 10 sat/byte as the transaction fee rate. But replace-by-fee can help you to increase the fee if you use lower than 10 sat/byte fee rate, you can increase the fee.

It is because the mempool is congested which makes more people to use the free accelerator.

I said let me share this here as it is already in our local board, which I used yesterday and my transaction went smoothly and confirmed within 6hrs.

We can still enjoy using low fee for our bitcoin transaction despite the mempool congestion that has resulted to high fee for transactions to be confirmed. ViaBTC free accelerator is what you need, this tool is very easy to use and beginners can use it without any  problem. Viabtc is a mining pool, and when you use their tools, they will iclude your transaction in the next block that they will mine.

Use this link: https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/

Steps
After you have made your transaction, you should just copy your txid and paste it on the space..






after that click on free submission and you will see if it has been successfully added to the next block. All you need to do after that is to relax and wait for few hours for your transaction to be confirmed.

Note : For you to use this tool and be successful with it, you must

1. Make sure that you are using a wallet that supports RBF, this will enable adjust the fee to that fee that will be easy for this tool to accelerate your transaction....

2. Your transaction limit should be 500 byte or lower.

3. Use minimum of 10sat/byte and above for your transaction fee, which should be around 19 sat/vbyte for native segwit.

You can check the fee and size of your transaction by pasting your txid on https://www.blockchain.com/explorer.

For people using electrum wallet, it is easy to see your transaction fee and adjust it to the stated fee above. Also I used static because it is easy to make the adjustment, and the fee is also very low on static.

The only challenge that you can have is pasting your txid and after clicking on the free submission, if it does not respond, when you experience such, you should relax till the next 0'clock (i.e if you submitted your transaction by 1.15pm, you have to wait till 2.00pm on dot, and refresh the page and immediately paste your txid and click on the free submission.

Note: ViaBtc can only have accelerate 100 free tansactions in one hour, and the funniest thing is that these 100 transactions will be complete in less than five minutes, this is why you must be vigilante and fast.

Remember there are enough scam accelerators in google and be careful on the one you don't know. ViaBTC free accelerator is genuine.

Motivated by Charles-Tim

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