Honest answer, it depends. Try doubling the reward, see if it goes through. I know there are sites where you can ask miners to specifically include transactions, but they are probably clogged.
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May 08, 2017, 10:07:47 AM
May 08, 2017, 10:06:38 AM
Pay the real fees ?
Fees are VARIABLE.
Use a true wallet, one that it calculates the real fees ... when you emit.
May 08, 2017, 09:46:43 AM
BTC is getting ridiculously slow. Now I have 5 transactions unconfirmed, one of them for more than 20 hours.
I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
Litecoin.I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
What should be used for fees now?
May 08, 2017, 09:45:05 AM
BTC is getting ridiculously slow. Now I have 5 transactions unconfirmed, one of them for more than 20 hours.
I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
Litecoin. I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
May 08, 2017, 09:29:55 AM
BTC is getting ridiculously slow. Now I have 5 transactions unconfirmed, one of them for more than 20 hours.
I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
I have raised the fees to 200 satoshi and still nothing. According to https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ 200 satoshi should confirm pretty fast.
What should be used for fees now?
May 08, 2017, 09:19:52 AM
I'm liking whatever price Coinbase is using for bitcoin spending price.
I bought a ticket to Tahiti for the Seasteading conference that came to $1641. My bitcoin cost was about .99 BTC.
I bought a ticket to Tahiti for the Seasteading conference that came to $1641. My bitcoin cost was about .99 BTC.
May 08, 2017, 07:53:10 AM
We first need to hit parity with the 400oz gold bars 
Soon enough! In the meantime the next seems to be $1600 and 1500 euros. Will see how it goes... It has been quite a meteoric rise recently!!!
May 08, 2017, 07:19:34 AM
We first need to hit parity with the 400oz gold bars
May 08, 2017, 06:59:44 AM
"My lord, your GOLD standard (shitty fixed by london chamber) is over"
May 08, 2017, 06:30:01 AM
We are back above $1600 on Bitstamp. Why is everyone so quiet?
$1600 is simply boring. Wake me up at $3000...
edit: meanwhile, here's my favourite chart unfolding. Damn that bear market is ugly :/
https://ibb.co/fD5Rak
May 08, 2017, 06:18:22 AM
We are back above $1600 on Bitstamp. Why is everyone so quiet?
I'm watching the battle for 1600$ at Stamp. Good show!
May 08, 2017, 06:00:49 AM
That's some serious lack of self-awareness, right there. All of the arguments can be, and have been applied to btc earlier as well. I didn't believe them back then, and as time progresses, that position is only confirmed. That said, nothing per se means that a bubbling alt market is a tulip mania, just like the bubbling btc market wasn't in itself a necessary signal for tulip mania back then.
Disagreed. Anything that even closely resembled a bubble in Bitcoin has always crashed (see May 2013). It doesn't seem like you can recognize obvious bubbles, or are you telling me that >$20 billion poured into alts in <60 days?Probably true in terms of percentage over coins, but not in terms of market cap (in a loose sense, I know).
It is true, but I did not mention market cap dominance being rightfully 99% did I?I'm not worried about btc dominance, it is the main player and I don't see that changing in the near future, based on what I observe.
Neither am I. BTC dominance on market cap is nonsense due to several things:1) Valuation of coins that have minimum trading volume (e.g. sometimes even sub $1000) in 24 hours as in several millions of market cap.
2) Counting centralized, corporation issued tokens such as XRP. This one is nonsensical
3) It's BTC, the digital gold up against several thousands of altcoins in that metric.
We are back above $1600 on Bitstamp. Why is everyone so quiet?
May 08, 2017, 03:26:40 AM
Oh, it was. And it took almost two years to start recovering.
We should first agree on what we mean by 'tulip mania' first. I like to keep it distinct from 'speculative bubble'. 'Tulip mania' to me means risingonce, then never getting back again anywhere near its former glory.
Ok, I can agree on that. Bitcoin obviously wasn't, as it has been shown. But it certainly was a case of unsustainable mania, like it is happening right now with many alts. Time will tell.
May 08, 2017, 03:23:08 AM
Oh, it was. And it took almost two years to start recovering.
We should first agree on what we mean by 'tulip mania'. I like to keep it distinct from 'speculative bubble'. Tulip mania to me means rising once, then never getting back again anywhere near its former glory.
May 08, 2017, 03:16:24 AM
[...] When is it going to pop and who is going to be left holding these bags?
That's some serious lack of self-awareness, right there. All of the arguments can be, and have been applied to btc earlier as well. I didn't believe them back then, and as time progresses, that position is only confirmed. That said, nothing per se means that a bubbling alt market is a tulip mania, just like the bubbling btc market wasn't in itself a necessary signal for tulip mania back then.
Oh, it was. And it took almost two years to start recovering.
May 08, 2017, 03:09:22 AM
[...] When is it going to pop and who is going to be left holding these bags?
That's some serious lack of self-awareness, right there. All of the arguments can be, and have been applied to btc earlier as well. I didn't believe them back then, and as time progresses, that position is only confirmed. That said, nothing per se means that a bubbling alt market is a tulip mania, just like the bubbling btc market wasn't in itself a necessary signal for tulip mania back then.
Altcoins are absurd. 99% are scams, vaporware or have no use-case. [...]
Probably true in terms of percentage over coins, but not in terms of market cap (in a loose sense, I know).
I'm not worried about btc dominance, it is the main player and I don't see that changing in the near future, based on what I observe.
At the same time, some share of the total crypto market will shift to alts -- as a hedge, speculative mass, and simple funding innovation (or what is perceived as such). It would be a good idea, I believe, if people could wrap their head around this idea: as crypto is growing up, there's going to be more than one crypto -- and that doesn't mean that btc becomes 'just one of many alts' (USD is also just 'one among ~180 currencies', only, it is not just that)
May 08, 2017, 02:39:17 AM
What is happening with Btc-e ? Used to be behind every exchange
Any idea ?
Any idea ?
Yes. They used to lag behind because it was extremely dificult to make deposits there.
What has changed?
Well, now there is a LOT of money coming from other coins (eth, dash, ltc, ...) so trader there are faster reducing the spread.
If it is coming from other coins then the price of other coins should have been dumped but that isn't the case here
True, but BTC-e's order book is so thin it wouldn't take much to move it. They only have like BTC500 till $1800
But if i had some shitcoins i wanted trade for BTC i'd probably go with the best rate too
May 08, 2017, 02:30:26 AM
Wtf is going on with ripple?
I waited 3 years for a 16x return. These boys get it in a few days
I waited 3 years for a 16x return. These boys get it in a few days
I believe some japanese banks will cooperate with them.
Anyways. Forget about Ripple. Centralized as f***.No Blockchain!
They should be erased from coinmarketcap.Totally scammy!
And polo is doing the rest for the pump.
With all that money flooding in on that exchange at the moment, people should be extremely cautious with trading over there.
May 08, 2017, 02:27:27 AM
Wtf is going on with ripple?
I waited 3 years for a 16x return. These boys get it in a few days
I waited 3 years for a 16x return. These boys get it in a few days
There are safe, simple and slow ways.. and there are risky, complicated and fast ways
May 08, 2017, 02:14:45 AM
Even though I mostly agree... I find it quite funny and ironic that we are here talking about Tulips when that is the same they all were saying about Bitcoin some years ago 
I never said Bitcoin had anything related to the Tulip mania. Whoever did clearly didn't understand anything at that point of time. Looks awfully similar, doesn't it (the more you zoom out, the worse it gets)?
Compare that to the Bitcoin chart for the same time period (full view):
^we will be selling actual tulips for bitcoins..stay tuned :-D weee//^$2017
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