Topic: I have 9 unconfimed transactions (Read 1253 times)

Your problem with unconfirmed transactions wasn't caused by blockchain.info, but rather that you hit the window where bitcoin network was spammed.
That was the main issue here. True the fee set by blockchain.info might be bigger - but it was 120 satoshi per byte, while recommended is 140 sat/byte, not that big difference.
I want to clarify something - using other wallet won't guarantee that your transactions will be processed faster.

Somedays are worse to complete our transactions. It's normal to have transactions for more than 12 hours without finish, some of them take more than 2 days to finish, all depend the fee you set on your transaction.
If you need to finish it fast set a higher fee, if you aren't in a hurry, you can set a lower fee and wait a little more.

But i have never got my transaction stucked without confirmation when using their wallet. They have advanced send option where i can set custom fees to get faster confirmation but many newbies don't know about this and just go with low fee.

However electrum can be better choice than blockchain.info wallet.

I am using blockchain.info wallet and i set fee enough to get confirmation in next block (around 1 block). Electrum is way secure than any other web wallets where you can also set custom fee as default so that you don't have to keep changing fees on every transaction.

Your main options are:

-Some even more crap/too regulated/shady online wallet.  Blockchain is pretty buggy but I prefer it to other online wallets and trust them to be legitimate.  If you don't have much Bitcoin this might genuinely be an acceptable choice.  You could also keep using Blockchain and just set higher fees if you understand what fee to set.

-A software wallet, which is a wallet which you store on your computer.  This is the most normal way to actually own Bitcoin instead of trusting a service with it.  You could get Electrum or MultiBit for lightweight wallets, or if you're really dedicated you could get Bitcoin Core (which is harder to run).

-A hardware wallet like a TREZOR, which are immune to viruses and ideal for long-term storage.

You could also use any combination of the three for different purposes.

Blockchain.info is definitely NOT recommended with the bugs that they have. You would want to choose a wallet which has floating fees and allows you to configure the fee based on the estimation that they give i.e. how many blocks you want it to be confirmed within.

Bitcoin Core offers this. Electrum would be the best if you want a lightweight wallet.

Finally the all were confirmed. Thanks a lot for the support. A learned a lot of interesting things with this matter.

Which wallet do you guys recommend ?

Blockhain.info has  "advanced send" option so everyone can adjust fees. It's just people don't use that option.

Blockchain.info has a reputation for setting insufficient fees for fast confirmation on the transactions they send.  If you want your transactions to confirm quickly, you may want to consider using a different wallet in the future.

I was able to submit all of them on https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ after pushing on the other sites. I hope this helps now. I will used better fees on the next time, I used the blockchain default. Thanks for the support.

Thanks, I sent it on 4 different sites. Let's see what happens.

I just realised why the tx accellerator might fail:
only the very first transaction is using confirmed inputs:

81d086f18f7d11c2337d76412a86498ee1637f9cc6db698e841d1e854528ca91

All other transactions depend on this one!

So, you should try to push this transaction to viabtc's next block... I tried, but apparently they received to many requests this hour... You should try again next hour.

So, in short, you should start by making sure 81d086f18f7d11c2337d76412a86498ee1637f9cc6db698e841d1e854528ca91 is broadcasted to viabtc, then accellerate it... Then you should make sure ed0cc620f66855eb214b12513b250898f904936f16120f54bb7ca686eb542fd7 is broadcasted to viabtc + accelerated
Then, in this order: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Don't chance the order, since each transaction depends on the outputs of the transaction above... If you skip broadcasting/accelerating one of them, viabtc might reject the transaction since it uses inputs that are not in his UTXO set

Just wait for it as blockchain has multiple transactions per seconds. Also it is all depend on the transaction fee you put. The higher the transaction fee the higher rate it will be prioritize.

That should have been correct, but it seems the transaction wasn't propagated to viabtc, or viabtc removed it from their mempool (this can happend because of the huge backlog)... You could try to push the raw transaction to a couple of nodes.

How to do this?
1) get the raw transaction by pasting the tx id here: http://www.mocacinno.com/page/getraw and submitting
2) copy the raw transaction you get
3) broadcast it to a couple of nodes that have a webinterface for broadcasting transactions (https://www.google.com/search?num=100&newwindow=1&site=&source=hp&q=online+broadcast+bitcoin+transaction&oq=online+broadcast+bitcoin+transaction )

IF you're lucky, the signed transaction will end up in viabtc's node mempool. When this happens, you can use their tool to accelerate your transaction.

I realise this isn't an easy thing to do, i suppose the problem is the huge unconfirmed transaction backlog. There are so many unconfirmed transactions the mempool from the nodes gets filled up, and they start dropping transactions

Thanks for the input. I'm trying to add the transactions on https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ but says the transaction doesnt exist. Why is that ? For example, for this transaction "http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=cf4c28d7b4e1238b80e465eb682942d22daee5532087ba2147d6aabb4b099f07" I put the id "cf4c28d7b4e1238b80e465eb682942d22daee5532087ba2147d6aabb4b099f07" . Is this correct ?

Well there are 70K unconfirmed transactions atm, so you have to wait.

OR do this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18586094

OR this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18585782

http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=cf4c28d7b4e1238b80e465eb682942d22daee5532087ba2147d6aabb4b099f07
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=daddb276ebea9afa3c468cf3c10a93dfe3bddf5f0f32168c6295623f03bd8f88
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=cffe93ea3a5dbd4259a550ca10c146b0d3da152624263dec874e530c5b10f1f0
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=8eceae20e4e25d7eb0bd2461f74c996687ecd2f277237ab74449c16b810db952
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=b2238c6288188b066beb78b169474b687c7cfbc71a1e05f319698b33da326a56
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=6e6d06397b5ef96114b9253c5e18f8803efb79f035eca1414e8d2d619aa8a0ab
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=c7976cf4d0e9f4abce000bf3b5ec171105b30f7c3a27159c76932a3821294791
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=ed0cc620f66855eb214b12513b250898f904936f16120f54bb7ca686eb542fd7
http://mocacinno.com/feecheck.php?txid=81d086f18f7d11c2337d76412a86498ee1637f9cc6db698e841d1e854528ca91

i'm sorry to inform you, but all of them are using a fee that is lower than the currently recommanded fee...

Next to this, the unconfirmed output to the change address was always used as an input for the next transaction, so only the very first transaction uses confirmed inputs, all others cannot be confirmed before the transaction it depends on is confirmed (all transactions can theoretically be confirmed in the same block, but a depending tx can never be confirmed in an older block than the tx it depends on)


Possible sollutions can be found on the links i posted...

Hello,

I'm quite new at the bitcoin world so Im struggling a little bit. I sent 9 transactions via blockchain. Its been over 12hrs and no confirmation yet. Is this normal ? The other times I sent with this fee it didnt take over 2hrs to confirm. Here are the transactions :

https://blockchain.info/tx/cf4c28d7b4e1238b80e465eb682942d22daee5532087ba2147d6aabb4b099f07
https://blockchain.info/tx/daddb276ebea9afa3c468cf3c10a93dfe3bddf5f0f32168c6295623f03bd8f88
https://blockchain.info/tx/cffe93ea3a5dbd4259a550ca10c146b0d3da152624263dec874e530c5b10f1f0
https://blockchain.info/tx/8eceae20e4e25d7eb0bd2461f74c996687ecd2f277237ab74449c16b810db952
https://blockchain.info/tx/b2238c6288188b066beb78b169474b687c7cfbc71a1e05f319698b33da326a56
https://blockchain.info/tx/6e6d06397b5ef96114b9253c5e18f8803efb79f035eca1414e8d2d619aa8a0ab
https://blockchain.info/tx/c7976cf4d0e9f4abce000bf3b5ec171105b30f7c3a27159c76932a3821294791
https://blockchain.info/tx/ed0cc620f66855eb214b12513b250898f904936f16120f54bb7ca686eb542fd7
https://blockchain.info/tx/81d086f18f7d11c2337d76412a86498ee1637f9cc6db698e841d1e854528ca91

I appreciate any assistance. Thanks.