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I was just wondering bitcoins fee in my bitpay wallet is set to this 65 Santoshi/ byte which is also minimum fee i can set so how many bytes are there in 0.1 BTC ?
Hi , So i discovered bitcoin 5 month ago from freinds of mine so i'm new to bitcoin and i noticed That when i send Transaction Using my blockchain.com mobile wallet the fees has gone up To 3$ for 1 transaction , it wasn't that high 5 month ago and i think that's too expensive for 1 transaction is there any solution to try please ?!
People are starting to realize the bitcoins fee's are going to be outrageous. Already a post with someone commenting on 100$ fee's for transactions. Once more people pile in the network will become over run and transactions were taking more than 2 days to process.. This is what happened in December 2017 and this is why nano was king and it will do well.
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I've seen a lot of questions lately from folks asking where they should buy bitcoin. In my opinion, two things matter in answering this question, security and the fees (deposit, trading, withdrawal, etc.) charged by the exchange. Here's a brief sample of fees charged by some of the most secure U.S. exchanges: Exchange Fees ((MakeTaker) / Withdrawal): Binance - 0.10%(M&T) / 0.0005 BTC Kraken - 0.16%(M) / 0.26%(T) / 0.0005 BTC Gemini Active Trader - 0.25%(M) / 0.35%(T) / Free (if 10 or less per month) Coinbase Pro - 0.50%(M&T) / **Variable I personally use Gemini since I only trade in bitcoin and ether, and if that also describes you I would recommend them since there are no withdrawal fees, unlike Binance, Kraken, and now Coinbase**. Anyone have any comparable (or better) options that they've used? Edit: I do not personally use or endorse exchanges like RobinHood where you do not actually own the bitcoin you purchase. **Edit: 9/17/20 - Coinbase Pro just announced it will now charge variable fees on all withdrawal transactions. Smh. Coinbase will never learn.
I was just wondering bitcoins fee in my bitpay wallet is set to this 65 Santoshi/ byte which is also minimum fee i can set so how many bytes are there in 0.1 BTC ? (x-post from /r/Bitcoin)
Considering if 1 BTC = $10,000 then $1 = 0.000089 BTC = 8900 Satoshi Now, if 1BTC = $100,000 (Expectation) then $1 = 0.0000088 BTC = 890 Satoshi Now, this means transferring $1 will cost in terms of fee will be 100 satoshi ( let ) which is equal to 1070 satoshi today, then transferring payments will have huge fees.
Can anyone simply explain what Cash App's Bitcoin fees are and how they're generated? They claim they are "market based" and can and do change with each transaction, but that is not what I have observed - rather, I've seen consistent fee patterns (2.77% at $100 purchase level, 1.7% at $725 purchase level), etc. After a lengthy exchange where I kept pushing for a simple explanation of the fee structure, Square support basically told me to go away and refused to provide any further information. Just curious if anyone here has any more detailed info than the BS they make available in their self-service portal.
I was wondering why the creators of bitcoin how can it be said that satoshi and a group of people can say that transaction fees go to miners when that is a lie and a lure. If you analyze blockchain you will see that the miners earn per block mined because with each block the first transaction goes to the miner or to the pool and as fees go to addressers that were created a long time ago for the block pathoshis the developers had to change this and put the fees for the complete nodes the software and the block chain was designed for this but the ones who are making money dishonestly are the developers and I think I'm wrong it's very difficult to see the rates on bitcoin-cli .... Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx eeee I really will have to go back to the drawing board I am extracting the data via bitcoin-cli but I will have to do it via hex dump and analyze structure by structure thanks guys for the attention
*Based on current mining difficulty and Bitcoin price. View historical difficulty for BCH and BTC ** Daily fee covers electricity and maintenance costs.The contract will end if the total revenue from the past 30 days is less than the total daily fee for the same period. The Bitcoin blockchain doesn’t list the fee paid for each transaction explicitly. The only way to deduce what fee was paid by the sender is to calculate the difference between how many Bitcoins were sent minus how many were received and how many were returned as change (explained in chapter 3 ). Digital money that’s instant, private, and free from bank fees. Download our official wallet app and start using Bitcoin today. Read news, start mining, and buy BTC or BCH. Predicting bitcoin fees for transactions. Fees are displayed in Satoshis/byte of data. Miners usually include transactions with the highest fees first. There is no fee for all withdrawals. ... Bitcoin is a payment system introduced as open-source software in 2009 by developer Satoshi Nakamoto. The payments in the system are recorded in a public ledger using its own unit of account, which is also called bitcoin. Payments work peer-to-peer without a central repository or single administrator ...
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