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Is It normal for a transaction fee to be 235% higher than the amount being sent?

It isn't normal to have fees exceed the value of the amount being sent. However it is up to the sender to choose the fee, no-one else. Whichever wallet you are using may have ways to suggest fees and ...
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How to build a raw signed transaction with a FIXED fee?

Okay, I finally found an algorithm which can fit to my wishes. Available at : Calculating fee based on fee rate for bitcoin transaction This can be easily converted into a Python code in order to ...
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What type of transaction is this with multiple senders and which sender pays the fee?

It is an ordinary transaction. There are many possible reasons for a transaction to have large numbers of inputs and outputs. Maybe a shopkeeper is using change to pay employees. Maybe an exchange is ...
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How can I change the inputs and fee of an unconfirmed Bitcoin transaction?

I think this should work (this is from just looking at the API, I have not tested this flow): Use createrawtransaction to specify the two inputs you want to use and the recipient output. Use the ...
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When was first bitcoin transaction with fees?

The first block with transactions that paid fees was block 2817, the second was 12 983. To answer your question, I used blockchair.com’s block overview, sorted the blocks by ascending height and ...
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How can I change the inputs and fee of an unconfirmed Bitcoin transaction?

Save these nodes in config and run bitcoin core with mempoolfullrbf=1: addnode=full-rbf1.btc.petertodd.net addnode=full-rbf2.btc.petertodd.net addnode=full-rbf3.btc.petertodd.net addnode=full-rbf4.btc....
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