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- Why is my transaction not getting confirmed and what can I do about it . . .
But keep in mind that over time more transactions come into the mempool, so there can be periods where transactions are coming faster than transactions being “processed” by miners The second important observation is that the mempool "ebbs and flows", so even the lower paid transactions are periodically being confirmed at some point
- Newest mempool Questions - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
Every node has their unique memory pool in which it tracks unconfirmed transactions Use this tag for questions on how transactions enter and exit the mempool, how the mempool is delimited and other aspects of how it works
- What if the mempool exceeds 300 MB? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
The bitcoin mempool size is at 108 MB and still climbing according to chain so It is slowly approaching 300 megabytes, which is said to be the mempool limit for BTC What happens after 300 MB?
- Withdrawal Transaction Went to Mempool - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
The mempool is the queue of unconfirmed transactions If the message is accurate, it means that the sender submitted the transaction to the network and it is in queue to be included in the blockchain If the sender included the transaction identifier (or "txid") for the transaction that pays you, you can use that txid to check the status of the transaction, e g on mempool space
- mempool - What issues would changing the default policy in Core to . . .
For more discussion on the introduction of the mempoolfullrbf option see this If the default mempool policy in Core was set to mempoolfullrbf=1 then one would assume that within 1-2 years the majority of Core nodes (and the majority of nodes on the network) would be running this policy (when they update to a new version)
- Transaction not found waiting to be added to mempool
Why does my Bitcoin withdrawal say quot;Transaction not found, waiting for it to appear in the mempool quot;?
- Whats the fastest websocket bitcoin provider to access mempool data?
I'm looking for a free or paid (reasonably) way to access the bitcoin mempool data by subscribing to the mempool I'd like to get info in real-time, or anyway in the fastest way possible
- What is the purpose of indexing the mempool by these five criteria?
In the bitcoin source code in txmempool h, a comment says that unconfirmed transactions are indexed by five criteria: * mapTx is a boost::multi_index that sorts the mempool on 5 criteria: * -
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