Knowledge Notes | Transaction Pool
① After a transaction is broadcast, it first enters the transaction pool (mempool) of various nodes, where it waits to be selected by a miner or block producer and included in a block.
② On Ethereum, you can replace a transaction that is still in the transaction pool by resending it with the same nonce and a higher gas fee.
③ Before sending Bitcoin, check the current fee rates and set your fee accordingly. If it’s too low, your transaction may be stuck for a long time.
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① After a transaction is broadcast, it first enters the transaction pool (mempool) of various nodes, where it waits to be selected by a miner or block producer and included in a block.
② On Ethereum, you can replace a transaction that is still in the transaction pool by resending it with the same nonce and a higher gas fee.
③ Before sending Bitcoin, check the current fee rates and set your fee accordingly. If it’s too low, your transaction may be stuck for a long time.
$BTC 77636.01（+0.67%）
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