Topic: Stuck Transaction? PushTX.com - #1 Bitcoin Transaction ACCELERATOR | Poolin.com (Read 388 times)
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February 25, 2021, 02:08:49 PM
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December 21, 2020, 07:22:39 AM
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December 21, 2020, 02:01:42 AM
The cost is more than the amount of the transaction itself
December 17, 2020, 09:13:05 AM
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January 21, 2020, 02:44:18 AM
New blog post about our transaction accelerator:
https://medium.com/poolin/poolin-transaction-accelerator-pushtx-com-b825c857a798
https://medium.com/poolin/poolin-transaction-accelerator-pushtx-com-b825c857a798
September 10, 2019, 03:48:30 AM
I like the fact that Poolin allows you to pay with multiple crypto currencies instead of just Bcash and credit cards like Bitmain and ViaBTC offer. They still haven't changed anything after all since they started offering their service.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
Yes and we even support Lightning payments!
September 05, 2019, 10:37:06 AM
I like the fact that Poolin allows you to pay with multiple crypto currencies instead of just Bcash and credit cards like Bitmain and ViaBTC offer. They still haven't changed anything after all since they started offering their service.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
I believe so yes, I can double-check for you.
September 04, 2019, 05:38:25 PM
I like the fact that Poolin allows you to pay with multiple crypto currencies instead of just Bcash and credit cards like Bitmain and ViaBTC offer. They still haven't changed anything after all since they started offering their service.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
Prices seem to be high in my opinion. People are being charged more than what the pool would actually generate by filling up its blocks with organic transactions. I know it's an optional feature, but it would attract more use of priced fairer.
My question then is, if the network is less congested, will that dynamically lower the price for an acceleration that Poolin charges? Would make sense if so.
September 04, 2019, 01:32:49 PM
1. Why the self moderated thread?
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
It's definitely alright to be cautious, especially in this industry - it's a must!
This is the official company bitcointalk thread - please find the transaction accelerator link on the Poolin site here: https://www.poolin.com/tools
I work at Poolin
September 04, 2019, 04:48:55 AM
1. Why the self moderated thread?
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
I believe that OP is using BTC.com as a third party. I know he used to work for them.
his service vs BTC.com transaction accelerator. As you can see, there is absolutely no difference, except for the payment methods accepted.
The service might be legitimate but the prices are ridiculous. Unless you mistakenly sent hundreds of thousands with low fees and you need the transaction to be confirmed fast, this is probably not worth using.
September 04, 2019, 04:29:05 AM
1. Why the self moderated thread?
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
2. Which pools are you “cooperating” with?
3. Can you prove it somehow? How are you related with “pooling” mining pool?
Just being cautious. Many scam accelerators asking for money already appeared in the past. I remember ConfirmTX.com which was “big” and in the end turned out they never actually did anything.
September 04, 2019, 02:45:11 AM
Poolin provides a transaction accelerator service in cooperation with several leading mining pools. PushTX is a bitcoin transaction accelerator that allows you to get faster confirmations on your unconfirmed transaction.
1. Transaction Hash
Enter the transaction hash you need to accelerate, and we will make a price estimate for the transaction and pre-unconfirmed transactions.
2. Payment
Choose the payment method that suits you.
3. Done
After payment, we will proceed with your order immediately and send you an email after it has confirmed.
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