Re: Gambling sites and current transactions fee

What's insane is the fees they deem reasonable to use when sending withdrawal funds to customers. I've had so many people ask me for help because of this.

Here's an example where someone's withdraw transaction was sent by Stake with less than 2 sat/byte fees. Bull market or not...that's going to take a long time to confirm.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/fc63ac843670417091555bf515d1953fb9f56a1ebfb98709b624f736e91c7fab

And what evidence do you have to prove that this transaction came from stake? I mean, I am in stake signature campaign, I've been in it for over a year now, stake pays bitcoin to their signature campaign participants into their stake account, and from there, those of us who wants to withdraw will, and those who wants to gamble with their bitcoin do as well.

For the most of the times, I always withdraw my bitcoin to either my private wallet or exchange, bitcoin I withdraw from stake have never stayed on the blockchain for more than 30 minutes without a confirmation, if you doubt, I wil show you my wallet address and you can scan through it for confirmation of what I said.

How can you claim that stake sent a user's withdrawal with such a ridiculous low fee? This I can't believe without a proof bud.

Perhaps a misunderstanding on my part? When you withdraw from Stake - who selects the transfer fee, the user or Stake? I don't use it so perhaps the error was on the user's part and not Stakes?

You should bare in mind that fees could neither be fixed or something that you could really be able to adjust. There are platforms which does have that dynamic fees on which it would really be that automatically making out adjustments basing up on the mempool condition.Whereas there are sites which does have that static ones on which do sucks.