In times of low transaction activity, your fee may be fine. However, the blockchain/mempool is pretty full these days.
If there are more than >15000 unconfirmed transactions in mempool (you can see it in most blockchain explorers like blockchain.info), it is better to use a substantially higher fee than the "normal" 0.0001-0.0002 BTC. I hope there is a sustainable solution to this congestion in the near future (Segwit?).
Topic: Unconfirmed Transaction with (hopefully) adequate fee (Read 622 times)
Your fee is too low. You paid a fee of ~44 satoshis per byte. According to http://bitcoinfees.21.co/ a fee high enough to get your transaction to confirm quickly is 110 satoshis per byte.
thanks, i thought my fee was high enough :/
Your fee is too low. You paid a fee of ~44 satoshis per byte. According to http://bitcoinfees.21.co/ a fee high enough to get your transaction to confirm quickly is 110 satoshis per byte.
The Transaction in question is here: https://blockchain.info/tx/7be23a804e0d526458df216948512d879bafb138c2dd2294aed8e4dda8c4f41a?show_adv=true
no Unconfirmed Input is being used and the fee should be adequate.
Anything else wrong with this transaction?
no Unconfirmed Input is being used and the fee should be adequate.
Anything else wrong with this transaction?
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