Quote from: --Encrypted-- on June 08, 2016, 09:37:52 PM

Quote from: litbit on June 08, 2016, 08:49:00 PM

Hi, thanks for the quick feedback

hmm, ok, can you clarify a bit further? because all incoming transactions (bitcoins) into my wallet were confirmed, or do I understand you wrong?
did I do something wrong, or did this just happen beyond my control?

adding to that :
- I've read elsewhere that if a transaction remains unconfirmed, after a while these btc will come back into my wallet (like the transaction never happened), would this be the case also, or will they go through eventually?
- is there anything I can do to speed this up?
- is there anything I can do to avoid this in the future?

L.

you understood me right. but bitcoins you sent is still not confirmed. see here for the first transaction and here for the second.
though I'm not sure how reliable live.blockcypher.com is (the received/sent stats shows 0 even though it clearly have received and sent some.).

and:
- maybe they will go through eventually. if they don't then yes, they will come back to your wallet after some time but first you need to get rid of those transactions because bitcoin-qt automatically re-broadcasts your transactions to the network. to delete the transactions, follow the steps posted by shorena above.
- I don't think so unless you can get a miner to include your transactions in a block.
- always pay recommended transaction fee. also make sure whoever you're trading with do the same (this will also keep you safe from double-spend scams.).

Hi,

I "zapped" my bitcoinwallet as suggested, which "returned" all the sent unconfirmed btc into my wallet.
Today, I did 2 transactions again, and they are getting confirmed (already 4 of 6 confirmations)

Thanks for the help.

P.S. would online wallets be better/faster for those small transactions I'm doing? Or does that make no difference for speed etc?
I know its less safe than an offline wallet, and then there is the issue that in some online wallets, you don't "own" your btc I've read