coinbin VS mempool

Other simple websites like https://coinb.in/ exist with the ability to make addresses and transactions and this even has a simple wallet.

I made the mistake of withdrawing from HugoSway and depositing into my Cashapp address. The transaction is now 6 days old and I would like to know how to perform a CPFP or RBF, whichever is easier. Note that I do not have access to the wallet that was used to send out the BTC as it belongs to Hugosway and all I did was merely submit the request to withdrawal. I tried using something like coinb.in but I was confused on how to go about it.

In terms of technical solutions, I'm a big fan of super low tech paper wallets combined with multisig and airgapped signing. A couple of good starting points for this are coinb.in and iancoleman.io/bip39 Feel free to DM for more info.

one often suggested way is to download the website of coinb.in/

Inspired by the popular Coinb.in open source wallet and powered by bitcoinjs-lib, my hot wallet is designed to provide a secure and easy-to-use experience while also adding unique features that make it stand out from the competition. It will be installable (PWA) and very easy to use (BEGINNER FRIENDLY). I'm also going to make it open source. Other cool features like an HD wallet option with auto-change address after every transaction, increasing security and anonymity, are on the roadmap.

If you want to reliably generate an address or wallet from password on a website you can run both https://coinb.in/ (help -> settings -> doge) or https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ locally/offline.

using coinb.in you can even create, verify, sign and broadcast offline transactions.

You could goto coinb.in and create a multisig address and redeem script and play around with it

With Bitcoin-Compatible coins like Dogecoin, you can just generate wallets, store the private and public keys and use them to offline-sign transactions, for example via the coinb.in software. (works for btc and doge)

Where are you trying to put the coins? Most wallets will sweep a private key. Or you can build transactions manually using coinb.in or other similar tools.

The submission is a page from r/Buttcoin, a Bitcoin-hater subreddit, with a random screenshot making the $188 for $4.09 complaint.

For those who don't know, Bitcoin on-chain transactions fees are not proportional to the amount sent, and it is common knowledge that $5 on-chain transactions are not practical. There are other solutions for sending smaller amounts.

Fees are currently spiking, but according to mempool.space (as I post this) an average on-chain transaction with ~$10.50 in fees will be confirmed within 30 minutes. See: https://mempool.space for details.

So this is not a very accurate, informative or helpful submission.

That's about 50$? I don't blame them https://mempool.space/

get some theory of mind. you are a person who is willing to pay onchain fees to use your trezor or open a channel. there are people in the world who are not willing to pay these fees and they probably outnumber you. and the plan has been spelled out in plain english a million times. the fees are supposed to go up by design. this means that most people will not self-custody, whether it is legal or not, and even if they would like to.

I’m not an expert so someone smarter than me can clarify, but the high/priority rate is the going rate (estimate) to get confirmed on the next block. Medium is the average rate for those transactions to be confirmed next. You can see current and historical rates at mempool.space.

The current fee to get into next block is about 40 sats/vB.

Check mempool.space for a better idea of how big a fee you need to offer to get into the next block.

The mempool is a bit crowed now. A few weeks ago it was only around 5 - 10 cents, and now it is between 3 and 13 dollars. (yesterday even 25 dollar) If you have a lot of UTXO's it can be very expensive to consolidate them all. In that case I would wait till the mempool is less crowed for lower transaction fees. it is important to understand that whirlpool or wasabi wallet will take many UTXO's (transaction fees) to mix your coins and maybe in the future exchanges don't want to touch your mixed coins. I mixed all my KYC coins as I'm not planning to exchange my bitcoin for fiat via a exchange in the future.