chrisomega

Seems like you’re in the dark about potential passphrases. If it’s not a short one with a few characters, brute-forcing it isn’t realistic. And if someone else set the password, is it even really yours?

Dude, did you even read that article you linked? It doesn't really cover coinbase transactions at all; it’s all about signing up for Coinbase which is just an exchange.

When miners or pools create a block, they include what's called a coinbase transaction. It's always the very first transaction in the block, and it has the newly minted coins. You can check all of this on block…

Any bitcoin private key can create different address types. You have normal legacy addresses starting with 1, segwit ones that start with 3, and native ones starting with bc1. Maybe Exodus is only picking up segwit and…

There are tools to help estimate fees. They show header sizes and how inputs/outputs affect fees.

Yep, fees are indeed lower if both sender and receiver are using SegWit or Taproot addresses. The key is the number of inputs from legacy vs new types. More inputs from legacy means higher fees.

Remember, your seed phrase doesn't just create one private key. It makes a bunch of them! That's the beauty of it. Need multiple addresses? One seed phrase covers it all, no need for backups of each private key.

That quick chain of transactions isn’t exactly hiding anything. Just moving coins around like that wastes fees. It’s not hard to trace for someone experienced.

Yeah, that’s my address. So the scammer’s address is bc1qergs08g635azsy6fnfggnpqs2hpme6k8vkzv0s, right?

You might’ve been scammed. The transaction you received was replaced. Just remember, unconfirmed transactions might never get confirmed, so be careful.

Can you see the transaction on block explorers as unconfirmed? If it’s from Feb 18, it’s unlikely it’s still in the mempool unless someone’s continuously rebroadcasting it. What’s your transaction ID?

If you see the transaction on block explorers and it’s confirmed, then it definitely went through. If Trust Wallet isn’t showing it, maybe it’s out of sync or has a bug. So are you saying the explorer shows it went to…

Sparrow allows you to use any receiving address for replacement transactions, but it has to be RBF flagged first. You can build a raw transaction to send to your desired address and broadcast it, but you’ll need to find…

Trust Wallet typically doesn’t label transactions for RBF, so you wouldn’t see bump fee or cancel options in Electrum. I doubt that’s changed in their newer versions. BlueWallet doesn’t let you change the receiving…

I had a similar issue before. It takes time, but it usually clears up eventually.

Did you reach out to Cash App support? Sometimes they can cancel unconfirmed transactions, but not always.

Thanks, everyone. I’m using Cash App. I just want to get my pending transaction confirmed. Appreciate any help!

What address are you sending to? Is it a centralized exchange or a wallet you control? If you have access to the private key, you might try CPFP.

Yeah, more inputs/outputs can inflate size and fees, but the fee rate doesn't change based on that. Same fee rate means same priority, no matter how many inputs/outputs you have.

0 sat/vbyte? That’s risky. Miners usually won’t pick transactions with zero fee. You likely set 0.13 sat/vbyte or less.