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Does the calculation of this transaction fee follow any consistent pattern or general rule? Could you perhaps illustrate it with a concrete example?

The tx fee is proportional to tx size. And tx size is determined by the number of inputs and outputs.
For a normal tx sent to one recipient plus your change address (so 2 recipients) what matter the most is the number of inputs.
Let's say it's more expensive to spend a bag full of cents than spending an 100$ bill.

In Electrum you can do View->Show Coins and then in the coins tab you can see your (currently unspent) inputs and the addresses they are residing in.
Original archived Re: Why is the Transaction Fee Ratio So High for Small Transfers in Electrum?
Scraped on 07/09/2025, 14:51:39 UTC
Does the calculation of this transaction fee follow any consistent pattern or general rule? Could you perhaps illustrate it with a concrete example?

The tx fee is proportional to tx size. And tx size is determined by the number of inputs and outputs.
For a normal tx sent to one recipient plus your change address (so 2 recipients) what matter the most is the number of inputs.
Let's say it's more expensive to spend a bag full of cents than spending an 100$ bill.

In Electrum you can do View->Show Coins and then in the coins tab you can see your inputs and the addresses they are residing in.