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Members of the Crypto Twitter community suggested that the sender might have selected the high transaction fee, but the replace-by-fee (RBF) node policy and the senders unfamiliarity also seem to have contributed to the absurdly high transaction fee. RBF allows users to replace an unconfirmed transaction in the mempool with a different transaction that pays a higher fee to get it processed faster. A mempool developer going by the online alias mononautical on the X platform quan sát that the Bitcoin sender likely wasnt aware that RBF orders could not be aborted. The said originator may have relentlessly replaced the fees in an attempt to undo it. The RBF history shows that the last replacement raised the fee by an extra 20%, adding 12.5 BTC in fees. Can The Overpaid 83.7 BTC Be Recovered？ This kind of exorbitant transaction fee is rare but not uncommon, given the Bitcoin network lacks a specific quote for the fee that users should pay when conducting transactions. In September, crypto infrastructure provider Paxos overpaid $500,000 in fees to move $2,000 worth of Bitcoin, although Bitcoin mining pool F2Pool đồng ý to return the extra funds. Bitmain-owned Antpool confirmed the block that contained todays transaction. The mining pool has not