Quote from: abhinav_thakur01 on September 02, 2017, 07:50:10 AM

Quote from: btcton on September 02, 2017, 07:18:50 AM

Quote from: abhinav_thakur01 on September 01, 2017, 01:35:28 PM

Quote from: blackmagictwo on September 01, 2017, 01:05:11 PM

Hello, please can you accelerate this for me. I will gladly tip you.

https://blockchain.info/tx/2e1fca53148718bd4d00eeebed510a9417a96a5bbd09be395c51afe776954ef2

Accelerated . Please wait for a while .

Ok, now I would really want to know how this happened. I checked this transaction and the sender literally included zero transaction fees. We are literally talking about not a single satoshi per byte of the transaction. How did you make this work? Even with the best of accelerators like ViaBTC, who would want to forfeit the significant part of their income that a transaction fee is for a miner? Every transaction without a fee that gets passed is equivalent to bitcoin that the miners are not getting. It is easy to see how it benefits us, but what is in it for them?

Seems like it has excited you . I believe its like a torn note between a bundle of notes for miners . However I am still not sure how are they accepting these transactions . Transaction accelerators may be a method of marketing by which mining pools could call and process maximum possible transactions to benefit their transaction . If I keep on getting more such zero transactions I will start charging as I do not support this.

I mean, I don't think it's really on you to decide whether those transactions should be confirmed or not. Basically, if you use accelerators to try to accelerate a transaction, it's on the miners offering the accelerators to decide. If they choose to accept the no-fee transactions that you input in them like you did above, that's on them, not you. Since you mention that you *are* using these accelerators, there's really no reason for you to stop offering this service since it seems like the miners do not actually care that their profits or gains may be lowered by it. In fact, you may even be right and the entire reason these accelerators exist is as a method of marketing by which mining pools get to be better known in order to profit in the long run. I wouldn't sweat it.