How to send flash bitcoins with Bitcoin Flashing Software

Steps to Flash Bitcoin in 2024 (FlaskWallet)

Step 1: Have a wallet like blockchain, coinbase, trustwallet, bluewallet, instant etc… All these wallets you see here use RBF (replace by fee).

Step 2: Replace by fee is when you send a transaction to someone on blockchain or coinbase wallet… you need to add RBF… this is if you don’t trust the person you are sending it to or the sender’s wallet address is not really clear to you… then after you send it to the wallet address you were given…

Step 3: This is where RBF (replace by fee) comes in a lot of people don’t see this in any crypto wallets these days… you can ask a transaction to run for an hour or more than an hour… making the transaction unconfirmed so you can cancel the transaction with just *0 confirmations*.

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Step 4: What you need is a lower transaction fee so that the transaction is delayed for more than 2 hours to give you the opportunity to use the fee replacement protocol to redirect the transaction from that particular wallet address to another wallet address... it's that simple... with the right tool you will understand what I mean. You need 4 things to perform this BTC flash;

i: Wallet App

ii: You need to use lower transaction fees (to delay time)

iii: RBF is always involved to change the transaction to another wallet

iv: A good network

Step 5: For this tutorial, you need to have the exact bitcoin you are sending to a victim in your wallet address… but don’t be afraid… using lower transaction fees causes the transaction to be delayed by more than 2 hours… so it’s a good thing to try it…

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Step 6: Once the transaction is in *0 confirmation*, you can then click on the wallet address that is sending it and it will show you if you want to edit the transaction… so click on edit and after editing you need to click on RBF which means you want to send the current transaction to another wallet with higher fees (all these steps are hidden in all crypto wallets… because if it’s better known to everyone, it will be mostly used by scammers and there will be no more *0 confirmation payers* for the cryptocurrency) so after that you can now add the other receiving wallet (it can be yours) and then automatically the transaction sent from wallet A is now redirected to wallet B with higher fees…