Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on January 19, 2022, 08:30:31 PM

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If RBF is enabled, then after you have made a transaction but before it has received its first confirmation, and it is still unconfirmed, then you can easily replace that transaction. If you spend any of the inputs from that original transaction in a new transaction, and the new transaction pays higher relative and absolute fees than the original transaction, then the original transaction will be evicted from the mempool and replaced with your new one. This allows you to make the same transaction again but with a higher fee, but also allows you to change the transaction entirely and redirect the coins to different addresses.

Under certain conditions, RBF will really help anyone who wants their transactions to be confirmed faster, especially when the mempool is congested. This feature can also be used multiple times as long as the transaction still doesn't get 1 conformation, which I think is quite helpful. But about redirecting transactions to other addresses after the first transaction on broadcast, I haven't tried it until now. Maybe I'll test it in the future, but of course it should hit my wallet too.

Sorry o_e_l_e_o, have you ever done it?