<p>I wouldn't worry to much yet. These days Bitcoin transactions take their time to be confirmed on both sides. A transaction that would have previously been confirmed successfully in one hour, can these days take a day or more.
With the small fee you offered for the transaction you didn't exactly help in speeding up the process.</p>

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<p>I am new to bitcoin and made a beginner mistake. I sent bitcoin from Mycelium wallet to coinbase wallet. Mycelium offered some rely small fees without warning, they only warned that if you pick 0 it might not happen. I picked a small fee as I considered that I am not in hurry. Now the Mycellium says transaction its confirmed and coinbase says its pending. If I understand Blockcypher correctly it says my BTC is received but no send. Is there anything I can do but hope that someone mines the rest of the block? If yes can you please tell me what in a simple way? amount is like 0.08... BTC so its relatively high for a student... </p>

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"If I understand Blockcypher correctly it says my BTC is received but no send." If you were to provide a transaction id or address, other peeople could check your assumption.
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# Unconfirmed transaction simple advice

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-19)

I am new to bitcoin and made a beginner mistake. I sent bitcoin from Mycelium wallet to coinbase wallet. Mycelium offered some rely small fees without warning, they only warned that if you pick 0 it might not happen. I picked a small fee as I considered that I am not in hurry. Now the Mycellium says transaction its confirmed and coinbase says its pending. If I understand Blockcypher correctly it says my BTC is received but no send. Is there anything I can do but hope that someone mines the rest of the block? If yes can you please tell me what in a simple way? amount is like 0.08... BTC so its relatively high for a student...

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> **username_1**: "If I understand Blockcypher correctly it says my BTC is received but no send." If you were to provide a transaction id or address, other peeople could check your assumption.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-11-19. Score: 1

I wouldn't worry to much yet. These days Bitcoin transactions take their time to be confirmed on both sides. A transaction that would have previously been confirmed successfully in one hour, can these days take a day or more.
With the small fee you offered for the transaction you didn't exactly help in speeding up the process.


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