Quote from: CageMabok on May 24, 2024, 07:52:33 AM

Quote from: oktana on May 23, 2024, 09:34:29 PM

The only issue about potential adoption is the high transaction fees. I think Bitcoin would be more valuable if transaction fees were really tiny and one can make a $1 transaction and receive at least $0.99. Some people who implemented it took it out for as ample as this reason. Because you have to wait for the transaction, yet, you pay some really high fees.

In terms of mass adoption of Bitcoin, the issue of costs should not be a barrier that should be used as the main reason, because the amount of costs that you give is a very small amount and even in some countries such a small amount cannot buy a piece of candy Cheesy

. What I want to convey is that you can pay attention to these fees with the amount of Bitcoin that you will bring into the transaction, you will definitely find a difference in the amount of fees based on the number of Bitcoin units that you transact so I assume that this is always adjusted by the amount that we transact. So this should not be a reason to stop our own desires in terms of adopting Bitcoin at this time and forever.

Well, for those who want to use it as a means of payment, that’s the challenge. There’s that need of it being able to be sent in a short time and at a tiny cost. While Bitcoin wasn’t designed to compete with how other transactions are carried out (speed and cost), user would appreciate it was faster and cheaper all at once.