Merge pull request #4914 from mempool/hunicus/why-no-confirm

Remove another faq reference to tx-acc
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<p>If it's been a while and your transaction hasn't confirmed, your transaction is probably using a lower feerate relative to other transactions currently in the mempool. Depending on how you made your transaction, there may be <a [routerLink]="['/docs/faq' | relativeUrl]" fragment="how-to-get-transaction-confirmed-quickly">ways to accelerate the process</a>.</p><p>There's no need to panic—a Bitcoin transaction will always either confirm completely (or not at all) at some point. As long as you have your transaction's ID, you can always see where your funds are.</p><p style='font-weight:700'>This site only provides data about the Bitcoin network—it cannot help you get your transaction confirmed quicker.</p>
<p>If it's been a while and your transaction hasn't confirmed, your transaction is probably using a lower feerate relative to other transactions currently in the mempool. Depending on how you made your transaction, there may be <a [routerLink]="['/docs/faq' | relativeUrl]" fragment="how-to-get-transaction-confirmed-quickly">ways to accelerate the process</a>.</p><p>There's no need to panic—a Bitcoin transaction will always either confirm completely (or not at all) at some point. As long as you have your transaction's ID, you can always see where your funds are.</p><p>This site only provides data about the Bitcoin network. To get help with a transaction, get in touch with the entity that helped make the transaction (wallet software, exchange company, etc).</p>
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