Quote from: AbuBhakar on Today at 04:01:06 PM

Quote from: macson on January 04, 2024, 06:07:11 PM

from this it can be concluded that changing bitcoin fees should not be an obstacle to bitcoin adoption. For those who transact Bitcoin with small amounts, it's a good idea to pay attention to the time because you will definitely find the best time to process your Bitcoin transactions.

Yeah, Sending transactions in advance with low fee works well on me. I usually use my Bitcoin on gambling purposes by the time the transaction fee is high. I usually set my transaction fee to lower rate and just wait it to confirm after 2 to 3 days when Bitcoin fee slow down.

The fee is now stable to 50sat/vB in average which is good but I doubt this will continue on weekdays since Bitcoin ordinals hype is still active until now due to the Bitcoin highly speculated ETF approval that makes Bitcoin chain still popular for traders that wants to have a hype profit.

I don't know when and why this ordinals hype gets another push again. It seems to be coming in waves most of the time, but what triggers these waves is what I don't understand. If anyone has a clue, I would like to get a glimpse of what is going on and why so many ordinals are being pushed onto the blockchain or broadcasted.

Setting a limit for the transaction is good if you have the time to wait for the transaction to be confirmed, but it is painful if you have to send something now and it is stuck in your wallet. I think it can make sense these days to have some liquid crypto in a coin different from Bitcoin. Once the fees are high, swapping is also expensive.