Topic: How to get fee rate in KB [SOLVED] (Read 136 times)
Found nothing bad to divide to 1000 and no problem. Thanks!
Hello everyone, as I know command
gives a rate in sat/byte, but is there any way to get it straight in sat/kbyte?
Is divide it to 1000 a good idea when actual fee for e.g. will be not 3147 but 3000 rounded to 3 and divide gives 0.003 sat/kbyte, or I am wrong and it always will be 3000?
Thanks.
It's already showing the estimated fee rate as sat/kvB like in your example above, it's 3147sat/kvB. (electrum/commands.py)Code:
electrum getfeerate
Is divide it to 1000 a good idea when actual fee for e.g. will be not 3147 but 3000 rounded to 3 and divide gives 0.003 sat/kbyte, or I am wrong and it always will be 3000?
Thanks.
You mean BTC/kB, or better BTC/kvB?
Like 0.003 BTC/kvByte not 0.003 sat/kvByte as shown above which is totally way below a "standard transaction's" fee rate. (should be 0.00003BTC/kvB for 3000sat/kvB or 3sat/vB)
Anyways, rounding it may introduce inaccuracy when it comes with huge transaction sizes, but it's fine in most cases.
No, I just trying to make a code clear and thinking about getting response in Kbyte. Looks there is no problem with fee ended by zeros, so there is no problems to divide it.
So you mean you want it to make it fix to 3k sat and remove 147?
I don't understand but I think you can't be able to do that you only have two commands for "getfeerate" command that you can add
Here are two commands you can add for "getfeerate" command.
--fee_method
--fee_level
Sample command with result:
Source: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/pull/4264
Or if you want to add that you can request it directly from Electrum GitHub here https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/pulls
I don't understand but I think you can't be able to do that you only have two commands for "getfeerate" command that you can add
Here are two commands you can add for "getfeerate" command.
--fee_method
--fee_level
Sample command with result:
Code:
$ ./electrum getfeerate
26000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "static" --fee_level 0.1
10000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "static" --fee_level 0.4
50000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "static" --fee_level 0.8
150000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "eta" --fee_level 0.1
1081
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "eta" --fee_level 0.4
10705
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "eta" --fee_level 0.8
21190
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "mempool" --fee_level 0.1
1000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "mempool" --fee_level 0.4
1000
$ ./electrum getfeerate --fee_method "mempool" --fee_level 0.8
20000
Or if you want to add that you can request it directly from Electrum GitHub here https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/pulls
Hello everyone, as I know command
gives a rate in sat/byte, but is there any way to get it straight in sat/kbyte?
Is divide it to 1000 a good idea when actual fee for e.g. will be not 3147 but 3000 rounded to 3 and divide gives 0.003 sat/kbyte, or I am wrong and it always will be 3000?
Thanks.
Code:
electrum getfeerate
gives a rate in sat/byte, but is there any way to get it straight in sat/kbyte?
Is divide it to 1000 a good idea when actual fee for e.g. will be not 3147 but 3000 rounded to 3 and divide gives 0.003 sat/kbyte, or I am wrong and it always will be 3000?
Thanks.
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