Btc would even charge less fees that what you have paid. It depends on the transactions volume and the decentralisation of exchanges as well. I feel so in the coming time we would see even more less fees with lightning fast s transaction speeds. Let's wait and see what more the blockchain technology brings us in the coming future.
with such good, fast and cheap services that will have a good impact on bitcoin and certainly will add consumer confidence in bitcoin technology. I'm sure everyone will be happy and interested in increasingly sophisticated bitcoin technology. 
Topic: $194 million dollar worth of Bitcoins is moved with a $0.1 transaction fee (Read 323 times)
October 21, 2018, 10:00:34 PM
October 21, 2018, 07:46:20 PM
Btc would even charge less fees that what you have paid. It depends on the transactions volume and the decentralisation of exchanges as well. I feel so in the coming time we would see even more less fees with lightning fast s transaction speeds. Let's wait and see what more the blockchain technology brings us in the coming future.
October 21, 2018, 07:39:21 PM
Bitcoin transaction is very low compare with banks fee. Beside that, with bitcoin, we dont have to give our identity because bitcoin is peer to peer payment. With bitcoin, we can move big asset without worrying our identity exposed
October 21, 2018, 05:01:32 PM
Definetly crypto has everything it takes to sweep off the baking orchestration. It will happen in our eye and we will amazed because we wont believe it. Enough of the control, high fee and no freedom. Let the people be in control and crypto take over .
October 21, 2018, 04:07:58 PM
Nice to see this happening in my time but this is what we need in other for our traditional banking services to become cheaper. I expect other crypto currencies to follow suit
October 21, 2018, 03:55:51 PM
This is quite interesting. In a matter of time, people will be able to break free from the heavy fee imposed by banks on international fund transfers. Converting cryptocurrency to fiat money still attracts huge fee but there will be a great relief by the time there are enough merchants accepting bitcoin.
October 21, 2018, 03:31:15 PM
I dont see why 1 million tx would have to have such big fee, the bigger the TX the more likelihood that it will be checked by risk manager in Bank, and it wont costs 7500$ for a million, it will cost like few hundred in labor costs if tx is legitimate, that's it.
October 21, 2018, 11:58:07 AM
when it comes to banking institutions, transferring large amounts of money comes with a hefty transaction fee.
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
No, but it means many other things. Just few of them:
1) This is the easiest market in world to manipulate. You can move billions between Your own wallets for free and create an image of "healthy market price."
2) If no one gets money for transfer, then who is going to validate the transfer for free? Its essentially for free already, as mining is ROI negative at most places in world and it will get inly worse with halvening.
3) You underestimate value of security, proportionally cryptos are by far the most risky value transfer method. No other way proportionally so much assets "gets lost, broken, scammed etc" etc.
October 21, 2018, 11:40:15 AM
when it comes to banking institutions, transferring large amounts of money comes with a hefty transaction fee.
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
Currency transfer fees have always been and will be one of the highest prances against the banks.This is also one of the reasons why banks are hostile against Cryptocurrencies.
October 21, 2018, 11:30:19 AM
yes it could happen, maybe because now there is a lack of public understanding about bitcoin so they only glance at bitcoin, even though if they are studying bitcoin it will definitely get a variety of extraordinary benefits such as the example transaction above. This is the first step to introduce bitcoin, that bitcoin has great benefits in transactions compared to banks
October 21, 2018, 11:28:26 AM
when it comes to banking institutions, transferring large amounts of money comes with a hefty transaction fee.
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
I wonder what the purpose of the transaction was, was it just selling Bitcoin or buying for it? TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
October 21, 2018, 10:20:32 AM
well, here nobody seems to remenber when just few months ago fee have raised until 20 dollars or more 
Anyway, still lower than bank..
Anyway, still lower than bank..
October 21, 2018, 10:07:24 AM
I think the fees are not affected by the amount of the transaction, as I know that bitcoin transaction has the flat fee if you send a low amount and the big amount the fee is same, si think that fees are not affected by amount
October 21, 2018, 09:46:34 AM
everywhere has its own characteristics and advantages, so you can not say about it, but in General it is a great alternative
October 18, 2018, 09:44:59 AM
Transferwise implies foreign exchange which attracts fees, just as converting Bitcoin to another currency would cost a hefty amount in fees from an exchange too.
that is why we keep on insisting bitcoin is a "currency" and that is why Satoshi created bitcoin as a currency. otherwise all of this means nothing and bitcoin becomes useless if it stops being a currency!
for now it is ok that the adoption is not yet enough for it to be widely considered as a currency but the goal should always be that. so that you can transfer bitcoin with this low fee and then the other party don't worry about "exchanging to fiat" since he already has something better than fiat which he can SPEND.
October 18, 2018, 09:33:33 AM
yes, crypto has the ability to shake the total banking system and it's already doing it.
October 17, 2018, 08:47:13 AM
when it comes to banking institutions, transferring large amounts of money comes with a hefty transaction fee.
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
That's the main advantages of bitcoin transaction, very low fees.
But people are still afraid because it's not safe enough, those bitcoins can be hacked by the hackers and we don't know what to do
October 17, 2018, 08:24:38 AM
when it comes to banking institutions, transferring large amounts of money comes with a hefty transaction fee.
TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
It is wonderful that there is an opportunity to choose the duration of the operation, thereby regulating the commission. TransferWise a UK based multi-billion dollar firm that allows its users
to send small to large payments with substantially lower fees. Even on
such platforms to transfer $1 million it costs around $7,500 for transaction
fee.
However, a bitcoin user on October 16 moved 29,999 BTC worth $194 million with
a surprisingly low fee of just $0.1. Blockchain has the ability to large payments at a cost
similar to that of a small transaction.
Does this mean crypto has the ability to crack offshore banking market?
https://www.ccn.com/194-million-was-moved-using-bitcoin-with-0-1-fee-true-potential-of-crypto/
October 17, 2018, 08:19:00 AM
Transferwise implies foreign exchange which attracts fees, just as converting Bitcoin to another currency would cost a hefty amount in fees from an exchange too.
this! I second gentlemand's comment that tx indeed shows cheaper transfer fee compared to banking's transfer fee
but in crypto world (to get $fiat) you will get hit by conversion rate, trade fee, and withdrawal fee
withdrawal fee to your bank maybe low or free, but converting high amount BTC will cost a lot
October 17, 2018, 07:49:28 AM
Transferwise implies foreign exchange which attracts fees, just as converting Bitcoin to another currency would cost a hefty amount in fees from an exchange too.
In many countries you can send several million Euros or pounds for free and near instantly.
And if you look a little closer, the geezer actually sent 0.83 BTC, the rest is change.
In many countries you can send several million Euros or pounds for free and near instantly.
And if you look a little closer, the geezer actually sent 0.83 BTC, the rest is change.
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