https://blockexplorer.com/address/1 EHJXDtZTgZU5EtpHoXViDwFr

>>2333038
Idk about the wallet but you can send a parent to child transaction to get your transaction to be noticed by the network

>>2333056
this, or you can pay an accelerator directly, or wait 1 month for it to time out.

>>2333064
I don't have a month, it's for an ICO which expires in 10 days or so.

>>2333056
Any more info on this? I am a total noob to this transaction sending thing other than exchanges. I have a pub and priv key so can use any wallet, right? Where there is a gui for it? I prefer to not sync a wallet.

>>2333196
Well you'll have to google it but what I read about it, its where you send a larger transaction to get the smaller transaction recognized by the network, then the 2nd transaction gets sent back to you.

coinb.in has a page where I can generate a RBF transaction but apparently I have to send the send value as a fee to do that? Doesn't seem right?

Can't I just manually broadcast a new transaction with a higher fee? Then whenever the other low fee transaction is done, it won't work because the funds are too low?

>>2333334
I think you should be able to do the latter.

I can't believe this stuff is so vague and requires high fees. How will micropayments ever work with btc when in a while the fee is basically more than the microtransaction.

https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/

>>2333350
Will try. I can't have a negative saldo, right?

>>2333196
dl electrum, rightclick transaction

>>2333373
Pretty sure you cant be negative so you're good to go i think

>>2333368
>Submissions are beyond limit. Please try again later

>>2333350
Mind helping a bit? I am using the coinb.in transaction generator but it doesn't make any sense. In and out? How do I know the transaction id in advance?

https://coinb.in/#newTransaction

I will just go to sleep and hope it resolves...

>>2334078
If youre still here, it is very simple what you have to do.

Just send another transaction to a different address from the same wallet you used the first time, except this time make the sending fee really big.

I had to do this yesterday. I sent $300 of BTC and 15 hours later it still hadnt even started yet so I just sent $10 of BTC somewhere else but with a $10 fee. The transactions immediately went though.

>>2333038
use blockonomics to calculate the the estimated confirmation time. What is the size in bytes and what was your fee? I sent a transaction recently @ 10 sat/byte and it is taking over 3 days.

https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx

>>2333361
Maybe BTC is not meant for micropayments.

>>2334145
So I have to add btc to the wallet and then send it? Where?

I will try this tomorrow as it will take some time to do bittrex > that wallet.