This is why I see bitcoin the payment method of the future.
Yes bagholders will for sure use it. No doubt.
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Yes bagholders will for sure use it. No doubt.
This is why I see bitcoin the payment method of the future.
at least in this case I vote for fees. Let's think about miners1
0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
In my opinion fees should just decide how fast a transaction gets processed. 0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
at least in this case I vote for fees. Let's think about miners1
0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
I agree
at least in this case I vote for fees. Let's think about miners1
0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
0.0001BTC is really low compared to paypal, mastercard, visa, banks fees and charges.
Don't you think?
I think this is where Bitcoin shines. It's nearly feeless when it comes to huge transactions, but for small ones, you do pay high TX fees.
Support the rich and rob the poor. Not one of the finest moments for Bitcoin.
What's your problem? Mailing a $5 billion check costs the same in postage as mailing a $5 check.
Hail to the power of Bitcoin.
World need to know how awesome Bitcoin is, how easy it is to use and without borders.
Please World, adopt Bitcoin everywhere! World will be better place
World need to know how awesome Bitcoin is, how easy it is to use and without borders.
Please World, adopt Bitcoin everywhere! World will be better place
I just checked the price on coinmarketcap and it is still at around the same level days ago. If the guy bought btc from open market, that would translate to price jump but no... so probably my guess is some early adopters moving around or consolidating the btc to their own new account perhaps?
I would bet it is one of the exchanges moving the funds from one address to another. Nothing exciting about this.
Yes that's for sure; but it's still a huge transaction with BTC.
What is the big fuss about that?
It is just a number with 1-2-3-... 8digits.
It is just a number with 1-2-3-... 8digits.
I think this is where Bitcoin shines. It's nearly feeless when it comes to huge transactions, but for small ones, you do pay high TX fees.
Support the rich and rob the poor. Not one of the finest moments for Bitcoin.
It is not bad, just because we don't exclude the rich from using it. That is really some fucked up logic.
I think this is where Bitcoin shines. It's nearly feeless when it comes to huge transactions, but for small ones, you do pay high TX fees.
Support the rich and rob the poor. Not one of the finest moments for Bitcoin.
I would bet it is one of the exchanges moving the funds from one address to another. Nothing exciting about this.
Maybe they just wanted to show that big money transactions are really easy with BTC, these days people just think BTC is eligible for doing micropayments(like ChangeTips, CoinBase Tip etc.). Of course it's very risky to transfer a huge amount like this...
I dont see it as risky to keep all the coins in one wallet if it's strong enough protected in cold storage or whatever , I'm sure anyone with that many Coins knows what they're doing.... Hopefully
Before someone says gox got hacked etc, no, I think gox was an inside job but I guess we'll never know...
Maybe they just wanted to show that big money transactions are really easy with BTC, these days people just think BTC is eligible for doing micropayments(like ChangeTips, CoinBase Tip etc.). Of course it's very risky to transfer a huge amount like this...
I dont see it as risky to keep all the coins in one wallet if it's strong enough protected in cold storage or whatever , I'm sure anyone with that many Coins knows what they're doing.... Hopefully
Before someone says gox got hacked etc, no, I think gox was an inside job but I guess we'll never know...
Maybe they just wanted to show that big money transactions are really easy with BTC, these days people just think BTC is eligible for doing micropayments(like ChangeTips, CoinBase Tip etc.). Of course it's very risky to transfer a huge amount like this...
No, it is not.Otherwise please explain, what is risky about it.
Even I do my own 'little' transactions with double checking the receiver adress, there are few ways for hacking transaction coins. Lots of people opened lots of threads about it in last years as we follow; but still we don't know some other tactics and it's not secure to transfer such a big money like this. Also some other friends told the same, it's too risky to keep such a big money in just one wallet.
We should accept that, today bitcoin's two major problem is volatility and security. If we manage to solve these two factors, Bitcoin will achieve its goals faster.
Could you explain or give me a link to such a thread?
Maybe they just wanted to show that big money transactions are really easy with BTC, these days people just think BTC is eligible for doing micropayments(like ChangeTips, CoinBase Tip etc.). Of course it's very risky to transfer a huge amount like this...
No, it is not.Otherwise please explain, what is risky about it.
Even I do my own 'little' transactions with double checking the receiver adress, there are few ways for hacking transaction coins. Lots of people opened lots of threads about it in last years as we follow; but still we don't know some other tactics and it's not secure to transfer such a big money like this. Also some other friends told the same, it's too risky to keep such a big money in just one wallet.
We should accept that, today bitcoin's two major problem is volatility and security. If we manage to solve these two factors, Bitcoin will achieve its goals faster.
Maybe they just wanted to show that big money transactions are really easy with BTC, these days people just think BTC is eligible for doing micropayments(like ChangeTips, CoinBase Tip etc.). Of course it's very risky to transfer a huge amount like this...
No, it is not.Otherwise please explain, what is risky about it.
You can send it for even 0.00001 fees. I have done this twice and no problems almost same conformation speed for me.
What wallet let's you send for 0.00001 or even no fees?
I thought the 0.001 or 4 cents was standard Practice now
Some days ago I moved from my Bitcoin-Qt to my Mycelium-Wallet and it took some hours to confirm.
You can set the minimum fee in the options in Bitcoin-Qt.
That fee might even be for shitz and giggles. I've sent a handful of mature coins from cold storage with no fee, and they are still highest priority to confirm.
I'd think he'd want some assurance that the transaction will go through without problems. Better safe than sorry.
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