BTC confirmation times slow af?

[Lupin]

you eventually will get banned.

I got an infraction when posting off topic and I learned my lesson, and you normally shitpost enough to replace my name everywhere. This is my high score though

[Ryuk]

I got an infraction when posting off topic and I learned my lesson, and you normally shitpost enough to replace my name everywhere. This is my high score though

You didn't say u got infracted.

[Lupin]

You didn't say u got infracted.

I made a mistake by posting so much, but Boombox is bae and he only infracted me for offtopic posting. 1 infraction won't hurt me as long as I don't continue the streak

[Ryuk]

I made a mistake by posting so much, but Boombox is bae and he only infracted me for offtopic posting. 1 infraction won't hurt me as long as I don't continue the streak

Thats a guy
Don't let @Boombox deceive you he wants attention

[Lupin]

Thats a guy
Don't let @Boombox deceive you he wants attention

I know he's a guy, he still can be bae in a platonic way

[Ryuk]

I know he's a guy, he still can be bae in a platonic way

Then im smashing then

[Boombox]

Then im smashing then

kill yourself. please.

^ .

[DarknzNet]

No problems with btc.

[Ryuk]

^ .

I'm already dead

[Chaos]

Lol it depends on network propagation more than anything. Next time you send a payment take a look at the propagation

[Kiesa-]

it's more accurate if you use your own bitcoin client that is running the full node - updated to the latest block.

it calculates the appropriate transaction fees to pay to the network to get your transactions through. if you're using wallets like mycellium or circle then you'd expect more delays than using your own bitcoin client.

[Lupin]

it's more accurate if you use your own bitcoin client that is running the full node - updated to the latest block.

it calculates the appropriate transaction fees to pay to the network to get your transactions through. if you're using wallets like mycellium or circle then you'd expect more delays than using your own bitcoin client.

I use localbitcoins and there is no option for me to pay bigger fees

[Kiesa-]

I use localbitcoins and there is no option for me to pay bigger fees

well web based btc wallets usually don't have an option for making the transactions fees bigger or smaller, it's normally automated.

if you're looking to using btc as a medium of exchange, it's best to download bitcoin core on your pc. it will take up roughly 80 GB of your hard disk space tho, and it will growing over time. but i guess that's too much of a hassle.

[Lupin]

well web based btc wallets usually don't have an option for making the transactions fees bigger or smaller, it's normally automated.

if you're looking to using btc as a medium of exchange, it's best to download bitcoin core on your pc. it will take up roughly 80 GB of your hard disk space tho, and it will growing over time. but i guess that's too much of a hassle.

Eh, i've got enough space to do that, but it does sound like a hassle