Yes. This i s an estimation for a transaction to get confirmed in the next 6 blocks.


This will nto change the estimation, this is change the transaction total size.

You need to pay the number of satoshi per byte  according to this image  to make your transaction confirmed in the time you want.

What you are suggesting is to make an estimation of the total fee you will pay.

For that, you can use this tool which i created:
https://bitcoindata.science/plot-your-transaction-in-mempool.html

I am using the fetch transaction status api in above example and currency used is AUD. This tool is amazing and I would be more than interested to see if our campaign managers, forum donation addresses, or sometimes charity threads that are made should start using this service.

Highly recommended man. All the three tools that are available on your website are just more than enough to make a beautiful and updated thread related to financials of campaign.

It’s helpful tool for sure.

Question:
Does the above price will automatically update if there are any changes ?
May be not since it’s static image or is it more surprising than I think?


Edit:

Its working.  The image is auto updating with updated balance. This is just awesome tool man.  Love it. <3

Nice work and essential tool for this forum but I'll be very glad if you can add one killer optional feature. Mempool.space shows you the fee ranges of upcoming bitcoin blocks which itself is a good indicator to predict better whether fees are going to increase or not. It's also good to see the fee ranges of recently mined bitcoin blocks. I think it will be more informative but not annoying, if you do a horizontal line and write down the fee range of two recent mined and upcoming blocks.

Just my opinion, otherwise this is perfect but slight UI improvement is never a bad idea.
Thanks again for your work! It loads quickly and works well!

Understandable. I was referring to how mempool.space convert sats/vbyte into USD, but I guess that's a bit useless since total fees will be different like you mentioned. Even if it was available it would be meaningless to put there since people can easily use their wallet to see them anyway. Looking forward to the updates if you plan to add new features.

And also they can check the fee from their Electrum Wallet, they can just do as if they want to send coin after inputting the address and the amount of bitcoin you want to send then click pay. Remember that pay is not the final pay, that is just to show you the fee price page then you will still see and pay in beneath. Like I checked today, the fee is still high. Example:
Amount to send: 0.004
Mining fee: 0.0000929
Fee Rate: 43.8 sat/vB
Target : Within 25 blocks
That means the fee is still high.

As far as my observation goes, it always reflects the fees on the "no priority" list on mempool.space. According to mempool.space faq, it is:
Source: https://mempool.space/docs/faq#looking-up-fee-estimates

CMIIW. bitmover might be able to clear this up after he updated the faq, which he already plans to do so.

Weldone bitmover for this nice piece of information. With this at least anyone wanting to send bitcoin would now have a certainty of a time duration they should be expecting their transaction to be completed depending on the choice of fee they choose to attach.

As it seems, mempool.space isn't very reliable in calculating of fees. Yesterday, I checked this image data and chose a halfHourFee for my transaction. Usually, when I make a transaction, I always put tx id in mempool.space to know how long it takes for my tx to get confirmed. It got confirmed in some minutes and then mempool.space shows me an yellow frame, next to fee rates where it says: Overpaid 2x. Then I checked and I really overpaid because much lower fee was necessary to get my transaction into that block. I don't really know anymore how it calculates the fee, there was a difference of 2 satoshis between the Low priority and Medium priority fees.

Unless you want to share the tx there can be only speculations but from my own experience:
I paid near the minimum next block fee as it was a bit of a priority to get it confirmed, there was a small dump before the next block that pushed my tx outside of it but the second block was mined just a minute after so my tx was in the top paying ones and some with just 1/2 got confirmed also.
So technically I paid twice as much, but in any other situation, I would have paid the minimum.
Since you mentioned only a 2sat/b difference this must have happened just like in my case, in the low fees era, so, not applicable anymore right now.


On top of that, nobody knows the incoming transactions rates, you can have a normal time with just the average 2-15tx/s or you can have somebody dumping 5000 in one go as Binance did a few months ago and this will ruin every single prediction made in the last hour, turning next block transactions into next day priority.