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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: It costs $0.09 cents to send $0.24 cents of Bitcoin? Really?
by
seriouscoin
on 17/08/2014, 22:54:38 UTC
Is it something else?

Yes its the dumb ass like you dont understand the economic of bitcoin infrastructure. You can send btc with any amount as a fee. But that tx will not be confirmed for a very long time.

Micro payments are all relative. 25cents are way too small and unrealistic.

Its not a problem for blockchain to fix but its a service for a 3rd party.

if mining pools would simply accept the fact that they are rewarded with 25btc right now for their work and that extra fee's are something only needed in atleast 2 decades time and not now. then YOU will realise that the fee is not needed right now. and are given/ required, purely for greedy purposes

then in the uptopian dream of zero greed, bitcoin can be used for microtransactions without a large cut.

if mining pools would simply just accept transactions into blocks instead of ignoring them all the time, there would be no issues.

i personally have a client thats in the advertising business and would love to be able to send amounts of under 20c to people as often as he liked, rather then having to set monthly payouts or minimal account balance before payout.. he thought bitcoin was the solution.. yet the tx fee due to mining pool greed is the cause of why he wont get involved in bitcoin

DO you realise this is not a problem with blockchain protocol? And the OP was ranting about how "developers" didnt fix it?

The whole bitcoin infrastructure was built on economic incentives. Its not about mining fee, but the risk of having orphan blocks. Mining fee is just a presentative of the size of the tx.

ppl like OP are so fcking thick to understand. This is not an issue, as there WILL be service offered by 3rd party.