Ethereum Bitcoin Transaction Error: Mempool Minimum Fee Not Under

As a frequent user of the Ethereum blockchain, it is frustrating when you encounter errors that prevent you from sending Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies. In this article, we will delve into the issue and provide solutions to help you resolve the Bitcoind client error “Mempool minimal fee not under the”

What is Mempool?

In the Ethereum blockchain, the mempool is a queue of transactions waiting to be executed by the network. When a transaction has enough free space in the mempool and meets certain conditions (such as having enough balance and enough time since the last update), it can be executed, which can result in an “out of storage” error.

Error 26: Mempool minimum fee not met

When you see this message:

BitcoindException(super=com.neemre.btcdcli4j.core.BitcoindException:

“Error #-26: 66: Mempool minimum fee not met, code=-26)

this indicates that the Bitcoind client encountered an error while attempting to execute an operation due to insufficient memory space. This error can be caused by a variety of factors, including:

• Insufficient free space in the mempool

• Excessive network congestion

• High demand for Bitcoin transactions

Solutions to resolve Mempool minimum fee error

To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

• Increase the memory size: You can increase the memory size by adding the --max-memory or --mempool-size parameter when you start Bitcoind. For example:

• Using `bitcoind -m 10000'' increases the maximum available memory in the cache to 10,000 bytes.

• Adjust network congestion

  : If the problem is caused by high network congestion, try reducing the number of connections or increasing the network connection timeout. You can do this by adding the--network'' parameter, for example:

• bitcoind –network=eth1`to use the Ethereum network instead of the default test network.

• Try using a different Bitcoin client: Some Bitcoind clients may have bugs that affect the behavior of the mempool. You can try switching to a different client, such asbitcoind-cmd'' or`bitcoin-cli”.

• Increase Bitcoin transaction processing time: If you are experiencing high transaction demand, increasing the transaction processing time (TPT) on your mining rig can help reduce congestion issues.

• Check for updates and bug fixes: Make sure Bitcoind is updated to the latest version, as newer versions often address performance and security issues.

Additional tips

• Clear your memory regularly by running “bitcoind –clear-mempool” or “bitcoin-cli clearmem”.

• Use a reliable and fast network connection when sending transactions.

• If you are experiencing a high volume of transactions, consider using a more powerful mining rig or upgrading your hardware.

By following these steps and adjusting your Bitcoind settings, you should be able to resolve the “Mempool mini fee not found” error and continue to successfully send Bitcoin transactions on the Ethereum blockchain.