Antpool finally included your transaction in one of their mined blocks:
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- Block height 673633 ["miner: AntPool"]
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March 08, 2021, 01:38:52 AM
Update:
Antpool finally included your transaction in one of their mined blocks:
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March 05, 2021, 11:07:15 AM
Hello I have a deal for a week that has not been approved How do I raise the guide fee please?
7sat/byte is a terrible low fee, and low fees kill the priority on your transaction. If you have access to the private key then you can try a double spend but this time with bigger fees, that way the new transaction will confirm and the old one will be discarded. To make a doublespend isn't easy, but if you ask it to google you will find the way, it's about building a transaction with the same inputs as the unconfirmed one, so, good luck.
March 05, 2021, 10:51:38 AM
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I just stumbled upon your thread [thanks to its recent bumps] and decided to accelerate your transaction using Antpool's free TX accelerator [link]...
- In theory, it should be included in the first few blocks that they mine [depending on their backlog, it might require more found blocks by them].
- On average, they usually mine 10-15 blocks per day.
I just stumbled upon your thread [thanks to its recent bumps] and decided to accelerate your transaction using Antpool's free TX accelerator [link]...
- In theory, it should be included in the first few blocks that they mine [depending on their backlog, it might require more found blocks by them].
- On average, they usually mine 10-15 blocks per day.
- I saw your other post in one of those so-called accelerating service threads [all they do is rebroadcast your transaction, instead of accelerating it and in return, they hope users would send them tips].I'll try to explain this without using technical terms:
Rebroadcasting services are more like a reminder but accelerating services, on the other hand, are more like the bouncer/bodyguard friend that you have at a certain club that helps you skip the line but that doesn't mean someone is going to buy you a drink as soon as you step in the club [you still have to wait for someone to do that for you, assuming you're a lady in this example].
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March 05, 2021, 05:46:49 AM
Meanwhile I also received an answer from Huobi:
However, I can reassure OP that with big patience the problem can be solved. I also had a stuck transaction due to low fees. The transaction was dated January 30th, 2021. However, after waiting for a month, at the beginning of March the transaction was forgot by the network (it doesn't appear anymore when I'm searching for it) and the funds appeared again in sender's wallet. He will resend the transaction, but with a bigger fee this time.
OP, as far as I can see, your transaction is still not processed. However, if you keep waiting, the funds will be eventually returned to the sender and you still have chances to receive your money. Just wait as much as it's needed for the transaction to be forgot.
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I am sorry to tell that we're not able to help you with transaction acceleration
However, I can reassure OP that with big patience the problem can be solved. I also had a stuck transaction due to low fees. The transaction was dated January 30th, 2021. However, after waiting for a month, at the beginning of March the transaction was forgot by the network (it doesn't appear anymore when I'm searching for it) and the funds appeared again in sender's wallet. He will resend the transaction, but with a bigger fee this time.
OP, as far as I can see, your transaction is still not processed. However, if you keep waiting, the funds will be eventually returned to the sender and you still have chances to receive your money. Just wait as much as it's needed for the transaction to be forgot.
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February 16, 2021, 05:39:30 AM
Hello I have a deal for a week that has not been approved
Unfortunately, I am in a similar situation, having a transaction which is not processed for 17 days already. I even started a thread for trying to manage to have it processed (Is there a miner to manually confirm a transaction for me?), but no luck so far.
By chance, I found also this topic and a post made by odolvlobo raised my interest:
Accelerators that are not offered by major pools are scams. These are the only pools that can accelerate a bitcoin transaction with any success:
- Poolin
- F2Pool
- AntPool
- Huobi.pool
- ViaBTC
- SlushPool
- BTC.TOP
- WAYI.CN
- SBI Crypto
- OKExPool
- EMCD Pool
- NovaBlock
I tried to contact all these pools, in order to kindly ask them if they can process that transaction of mine. The results are the following:
- Poolin
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The problem is that accelerator is a paid one, and for my transaction of 109,000 satoshis (0.00109BTC), which represents 51.76$, their accelerator required 68.59$.
- F2Pool
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Sorry, we can not help you with this.
- AntPool
- Huobi.pool
- ViaBTC
- SlushPool
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unfortunately, we do not provide this service (transaction acceleration).
Thanks for understanding.
Thanks for understanding.
- BTC.TOP
- WAYI.CN
- SBI Crypto
- OKExPool
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We are not doing it.
- EMCD Pool
- NovaBlock
February 15, 2021, 02:27:44 AM
That's a scam.
Uhhh. Noted. Sorry.
On the other hand, I wrote that he should not tip in advance, since I don't have big expectations from those services.
Accelerators that are not offered by major pools are scams. These are the only pools that can accelerate a bitcoin transaction with any success:
btc.com is still a pool that did mine 5 blocks in the last 12h, so it could be very well on your list.
If those suggestions are bit complicated for you or you didnt able to reach out or able to tell that sender.
Then you wouldnt have any choice but to wait up.
Then you wouldnt have any choice but to wait up.
Although the mempool did clear up better than I expected and pretty close to this tx, it's now Monday so I don't have many expectations.
But you are right, if OP cannot follow this, just wait. The tx will - sooner or later - either go through, either get dropped and the money will return to him.
February 14, 2021, 06:23:23 PM
7943344c764ee175f290274761e52954614287ea17284bce0c1601a1923fa874
If those suggestions are bit complicated for you or you didnt able to reach out or able to tell that sender.
Then you wouldnt have any choice but to wait up. The transaction do show
7.111 sat/B fee and currently the fees arent really on that high side which means it would
be getting some confirmation soon. Current mempool fees in between 11-16 sats/byte.So that wont took long.
February 14, 2021, 05:34:10 PM
2. Another solution, but I have no idea if it would work, is to ask on this thread ( https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/freepay-bitcoin-transaction-accelerator-5034315 ), somebody claims to be able to do it (but don't tip him before your tx actually gets confirmed)
That's a scam.
3. Paid accelerators. But they are overly expensive ( pushtx.btc.com shows 85$ you'd have to pay, as estimation )
Accelerators that are not offered by major pools are scams. These are the only pools that can accelerate a bitcoin transaction with any success:
- Poolin
- F2Pool
- AntPool
- Huobi.pool
- ViaBTC
- SlushPool
- BTC.TOP
- WAYI.CN
- SBI Crypto
- OKExPool
- EMCD Pool
- NovaBlock
February 14, 2021, 05:11:05 PM
Honestly, it doesn't make much economic sense to pay 70-80$ to accelerate a 200-250$ transaction!
I don't know what kind of deal you made but if I were you, I would simply wait for the mempool to clear up and for the transaction to confirm or wait for it to get dropped which would take about 14 days and then you will be able to spend your coins again.
I don't know what kind of deal you made but if I were you, I would simply wait for the mempool to clear up and for the transaction to confirm or wait for it to get dropped which would take about 14 days and then you will be able to spend your coins again.
February 14, 2021, 02:12:44 PM
Hello, can you handle my deal please?
7943344c764ee175f290274761e52954614287ea17284bce0c1601a1923fa874
added, but tx have low fee and need more time to confirmed7943344c764ee175f290274761e52954614287ea17284bce0c1601a1923fa874
And that's unfortunate, what I can only see you can do is to wait, OR use a paid accelerator such as pushtx.btc.com which was mentioned above ($85. for a fee). Or use pushtx.com which has a $70 estimate fee to do it.
February 14, 2021, 12:57:19 PM
The comment above was right, follow that advice if you're in hurry with that transaction, but if not, you don't need to spend more dollars to cover the boosting fees. In just 7-14 days, it will automatically arrive at the recipient wallet address if it will not drop or will be rejected into the mempool, if it will be dropped, it will return to the sender's address.
It's not for a week, it's been 4 days had already passed because that transaction made was on (2021-02-11 16:48), there's more couple of days to wait if you didn't do the suggestion above or even accelerate the transaction.
Anyway, if there's someone who will send you a PM and offer such help, never give your private key if ever they will ask. It might scammer's eyes were on you right now.
It's not for a week, it's been 4 days had already passed because that transaction made was on (2021-02-11 16:48), there's more couple of days to wait if you didn't do the suggestion above or even accelerate the transaction.
Anyway, if there's someone who will send you a PM and offer such help, never give your private key if ever they will ask. It might scammer's eyes were on you right now.
February 14, 2021, 12:28:46 PM
* RBF is not enabled, you cannot increase fee.
* there's only one output which probably is not you, hence for CPFP you have to ask the recipient spend that input with overly increased fee.
* your fee is only 7.1 sat/vByte, so the free accelerators I know won't accept it, so I cannot help with that
I see 3 solutions:
1. One solution would be to ask recipient to us CPFP, meaning to spend the unconfirmed input from you with very high fee.
2. Another solution, but I have no idea if it would work, is to ask on this thread ( https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/freepay-bitcoin-transaction-accelerator-5034315 ), somebody claims to be able to do it (but don't tip him before your tx actually gets confirmed)
3. Paid accelerators. But they are overly expensive ( pushtx.btc.com shows 85$ you'd have to pay, as estimation )
* there's only one output which probably is not you, hence for CPFP you have to ask the recipient spend that input with overly increased fee.
* your fee is only 7.1 sat/vByte, so the free accelerators I know won't accept it, so I cannot help with that
I see 3 solutions:
1. One solution would be to ask recipient to us CPFP, meaning to spend the unconfirmed input from you with very high fee.
2. Another solution, but I have no idea if it would work, is to ask on this thread ( https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/freepay-bitcoin-transaction-accelerator-5034315 ), somebody claims to be able to do it (but don't tip him before your tx actually gets confirmed)
3. Paid accelerators. But they are overly expensive ( pushtx.btc.com shows 85$ you'd have to pay, as estimation )
February 14, 2021, 12:08:15 PM
1. If you would have posted the tx id, we could have gotten more precise information, now all we can is to guess.
2. In case your transaction has RBF flag set, you can increase fee for that transaction.
3. In case at least one of the outputs of that transactions goes to your wallet (for example the change), then you can do CPFP, meaning that you'll have to send that change to another address of yours with a much much larger fee, big enough to pay for both transactions.
But this is the theory. The actual tx id and the wallet you've used could give more info.
7943344c764ee175f290274761e52954614287ea17284bce0c1601a1923fa8742. In case your transaction has RBF flag set, you can increase fee for that transaction.
3. In case at least one of the outputs of that transactions goes to your wallet (for example the change), then you can do CPFP, meaning that you'll have to send that change to another address of yours with a much much larger fee, big enough to pay for both transactions.
But this is the theory. The actual tx id and the wallet you've used could give more info.
February 14, 2021, 11:59:07 AM
1. If you would have posted the tx id, we could have gotten more precise information, now all we can is to guess.
2. In case your transaction has RBF flag set, you can increase fee for that transaction.
3. In case at least one of the outputs of that transactions goes to your wallet (for example the change), then you can do CPFP, meaning that you'll have to send that change to another address of yours with a much much larger fee, big enough to pay for both transactions.
But this is the theory. The actual tx id and the wallet you've used could give more info.
2. In case your transaction has RBF flag set, you can increase fee for that transaction.
3. In case at least one of the outputs of that transactions goes to your wallet (for example the change), then you can do CPFP, meaning that you'll have to send that change to another address of yours with a much much larger fee, big enough to pay for both transactions.
But this is the theory. The actual tx id and the wallet you've used could give more info.
February 14, 2021, 11:41:19 AM
Hello I have a deal for a week that has not been approved How do I raise the guide fee please?
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