Im going to have to do the same process again but this time for a bigger transaction
How big does the transaction fee need to be if the transaction is approximately 50mbtc ($5000 usd)?
Since the first one was confirmed due to being included by ViaBTC's free accelerator:
You can also do that with even less fee than the previous transaction if that new transaction will only spend about 1 to 3 input(
s) and 2 outputs.
Precisely, the new transaction should have less than 500B in size and at least 10sat/B fee rate to be qualified to their free accelerator.
Although Electrum computes the "
virtual size" (
vBytes), your Electrum wallet is the old 'Standard' version with legacy addresses so the virtual and raw size should match.
If it's a different wallet with SegWit addresses, the virtual size and actual raw size will be different so the "
sat/vB" that you set will be lower in "
sat/B" and there's no way to see it in Electrum.
So when creating that new transaction, keep track on the size and fee rate to be eligible, use "
coin control" if necessary. (
How to coin control in Electrum)
Then submit it to their free accelerator or ask users to summit it for you (
requires the TXID).