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No CPFP:

$ bitcoin-cli getmempoolentry c17e5f9f353fbb70128f6455aa7b79b02a74c7a9d34b10d1da5009e5e9de7701
{
  "vsize": 177,
  "weight": 706,
  "time": 1789605732,
  "height": 967348,
  "descendantcount": 1,
  "descendantsize": 177,
  "ancestorcount": 1,
  "ancestorsize": 177,
  "wtxid": "546ba5824e5d2ed5eb7647255d818fb47d2f6b7b2977febf0547abe51bb9e45c",
  "chunkweight": 706,
  "fees": {
    "base": 0.00000000,
    "modified": 0.00000000,
    "ancestor": 0.00000000,
    "descendant": 0.00000000,
    "chunk": 0.00000000
  },
  "depends": [
  ],
  "spentby": [
  ],
  "bip125-replaceable": false,
  "unbroadcast": false
}

So I thought maybe there was a small reorg and its block got reorged out. But according to fork.observer, the last reorg was at 967143 which was ~2 days ago and does not line up with the tx appearing 18hrs ago.

ahh, so it should have a cpfp transaction associated with it that makes the effective rate above 1 sat/vbyte, thus it's in my mempool ? but in this case it seems to be missing that cpfp transaction.

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1 sat \ 1 reply \ @k00b 17 Sep

Maybe the child tx conflicted with a spend in another transaction and got removed from the mempool leaving the parent?

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interesting, tales from the farside of the mempool...

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