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[[transaction_pinning]]
=== Transaction Pinning
Although((("transaction fees", "fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="transaction-fee-bump-pin")))((("fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="fee-bump-pin")))((("transaction pinning", id="transaction-pin")))((("RBF (replace by fee) fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="rbf-pin")))((("CPFP (child pays for parent) fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="cpfp-pin"))) both RBF and CPFP fee bumping work in the basic cases we
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<p class="fix_tracking">
Although both RBF and CPFP fee bumping work in the basic cases we
described, there are rules related to both
methods that are designed to prevent denial-of-service attacks on miners
and relaying full nodes. An unfortunate side effect of those rules
is that they can sometimes prevent someone from being able to use fee
bumping. Making it impossible or difficult to fee bump a transaction is
called _transaction pinning_.
called <em>transaction pinning</em>.</p>
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One of the major denial of service concerns revolves around the effect of
One((("transaction fees", "fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="transaction-fee-bump-pin")))((("fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="fee-bump-pin")))((("transaction pinning", id="transaction-pin")))((("RBF (replace by fee) fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="rbf-pin")))((("CPFP (child pays for parent) fee bumping", "transaction pinning", id="cpfp-pin"))) of the major denial of service concerns revolves around the effect of
transaction relationships. Whenever the output of a transaction is
spent, that transaction's identifier (txid) is referenced by the child
transaction. However, when a transaction is replaced, the replacement