-snip- It does not particularly care. if you do 1 sat or 100 sat it does want. the fee to be.
0.0001 or higher. so if you have a send that has tons of bytes. and you add to over 0.0001 it works.
If the transaction has 250 bytes it won't work since you paid 0.0000250
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in fact you could pay 2 sats. and it would be 0.00025000 btc and be over the fee level for viabtc to work.
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Sorry for the
-snip-~s but I'm sure Viabtc's free accelerator is accepting transactions based from the "
Fee Rate" not the total paid fee.
In fact, it's written in their page:
1. Free Acceleration: No need to sign in, you can submit any TXID of delayed transactions that at least include a fee of 0.0001BTC/KB
0.0001BTC/KB or 10sat/B
Most likely, the problem with rejected 250Byte transaction with 10sat/B is because they have Witness data (
SegWit transactions).
That's because ViaBTC is using the Bytes instead of vBytes for computing the feerate and SegWit transaction have lower 'vBytes' than the size (
in Bytes) of the transaction.
But bitmover is still wrong with his "
100sat/B" minimum.