Better way to reduce transaction fee

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Quote from: Rokund on March 04, 2014, 11:14:51 AM

Quote from: roslinpl on March 04, 2014, 08:29:49 AM

Quote from: Lyomon86 on March 04, 2014, 03:01:16 AM

How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

we have 20 more years to figure it out - and perhaps only transaction fees will make this possible..

I do start to worry about the time when mining reward become to zero.
I remembered that each block size has limitation of 1 MB .
So the average transaction number per second is about 7.
Total max transaction number of a block is about 7(transaction)x60(sec)x10(min)=4200
We used to decided transaction fee in terms of fiat so no matter what price of a btc is, the fee is always low.
So if the price of each transaction is 0.1 usd, the average total transaction fee of a block is just 4200x0.1=420 usd which is far from current earning.
Where am I wrong?

given the amount of dust transactions, the average transactions per second might be less then one.

donsanto

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If you do not want to pay a transaction fee why dont you -addnode=192.3.11.20 and relay to Eligius.

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Quote from: jimmyscratchlab on March 03, 2014, 04:26:00 PM

reduce transaction fee and miner receive oldest bitcoin Age fee

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Quote from: roslinpl on March 04, 2014, 08:29:49 AM

Quote from: Lyomon86 on March 04, 2014, 03:01:16 AM

How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

we have 120 more years to figure it out - and perhaps only transaction fees will make this possible..

FYPFY.

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Quote from: Rokund on March 04, 2014, 11:14:51 AM

Quote from: roslinpl on March 04, 2014, 08:29:49 AM

Quote from: Lyomon86 on March 04, 2014, 03:01:16 AM

How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

we have 20 more years to figure it out - and perhaps only transaction fees will make this possible..

I do start to worry about the time when mining reward become to zero.
I remembered that each block size has limitation of 1 MB .
So the average transaction number per second is about 7.
Total max transaction number of a block is about 7(transaction)x60(sec)x10(min)=4200
We used to decided transaction fee in terms of fiat so no matter what price of a btc is, the fee is always low.
So if the price of each transaction is 0.1 usd, the average total transaction fee of a block is just 4200x0.1=420 usd which is far from current earning.
Where am I wrong?

you are wrong, because there will be more transactions then 7/sec.
so all transactions will fight for their place in a block and everybody will obviously prefer high fee over low fee

pools can even decide for themselve what min fee they require a transaction to have before they will include it

EDIT: i forgot: as there will be less coins created its likely the price will be higher

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Quote from: roslinpl on March 04, 2014, 08:29:49 AM

Quote from: Lyomon86 on March 04, 2014, 03:01:16 AM

How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

we have 20 more years to figure it out - and perhaps only transaction fees will make this possible..

I do start to worry about the time when mining reward become to zero.
I remembered that each block size has limitation of 1 MB .
So the average transaction number per second is about 7.
Total max transaction number of a block is about 7(transaction)x60(sec)x10(min)=4200
We used to decided transaction fee in terms of fiat so no matter what price of a btc is, the fee is always low.
So if the price of each transaction is 0.1 usd, the average total transaction fee of a block is just 4200x0.1=420 usd which is far from current earning.
Where am I wrong?

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aka tonikt

of course the fee shall be measured/paid per byte.
doing it per kilobyte is just stupid.

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Quote from: Lyomon86 on March 04, 2014, 03:01:16 AM

How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

we have 20 more years to figure it out - and perhaps only transaction fees will make this possible..

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Quote from: roslinpl on March 02, 2014, 06:44:32 PM

Quote from: rmines on March 02, 2014, 06:13:06 PM

Quote from: rmines on February 28, 2014, 07:37:59 AM

Quote from: flatfly on February 28, 2014, 03:35:23 AM

Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

Is there an ETA for version 0.9 or will it release 'when it's done'?

Bitcoin 0.9.0rc2 is available for testing so I guess it won't take long anymore.
Perhaps a final version in 2 weeks?

Yes yes

I am already testing it! Works fine @ win7 64bit

there are some problems for Debian 7 user (1 bug was reported)

Actually, only the minimum tx RELAY fee will be reduced to 0.00001. Which means that network nodes will accept transactions with such low fee and relay them further. There is a separate setting for fee for adding tx to the block by a miner. That second fee will be unchanged, so effectively the fee remains unchanged.

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How will the network operate after all Bitcoins are mined? I have no idea!

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Quote from: jimmyscratchlab on March 03, 2014, 04:26:00 PM

reduce transaction fee and miner receive oldest bitcoin Age fee

you mean higher one, right ?

for miners this would be good

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reduce transaction fee and miner receive oldest bitcoin Age fee

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Quote from: rmines on March 02, 2014, 06:13:06 PM

Quote from: rmines on February 28, 2014, 07:37:59 AM

Quote from: flatfly on February 28, 2014, 03:35:23 AM

Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

Is there an ETA for version 0.9 or will it release 'when it's done'?

Bitcoin 0.9.0rc2 is available for testing so I guess it won't take long anymore.
Perhaps a final version in 2 weeks?

Yes yes

I am already testing it! Works fine @ win7 64bit

there are some problems for Debian 7 user (1 bug was reported)

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Quote from: rmines on February 28, 2014, 07:37:59 AM

Quote from: flatfly on February 28, 2014, 03:35:23 AM

Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

Is there an ETA for version 0.9 or will it release 'when it's done'?

Bitcoin 0.9.0rc2 is available for testing so I guess it won't take long anymore.
Perhaps a final version in 2 weeks?

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Quote from: RoboDawg on February 28, 2014, 01:50:11 PM

I accidental sent a transaction of 1btc without a fee (blockchain.info don't automatically apply a fee and i didn't know) and it took a few days Tongue

for real?
Few days?

Seems interesting

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I accidental sent a transaction of 1btc without a fee (blockchain.info don't automatically apply a fee and i didn't know) and it took a few days Tongue

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Quote from: flatfly on February 28, 2014, 03:35:23 AM

Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

Is there an ETA for version 0.9 or will it release 'when it's done'?

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Quote from: flatfly on February 28, 2014, 03:35:23 AM

Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

I am aware.

I just think 1/4 is better then 1/10.

It may even encourage bitcoin developers to find ways to reduce the number of bytes checksums and script take up.

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Not sure if you are aware that fees will be 1/10th of what they are now as of version 0.9.

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Quote from: clubminer on February 28, 2014, 12:46:51 AM

Quote from: minerva on February 25, 2014, 04:58:15 PM

Right now the typical transaction is half a kilobyte or less, correct? And cost is rounded up usually?
Best way to reduce transaction fees is to price it on a per byte basis. There, transactions just got quartered.

how much fees when transfer of bitcoin?

right now it's 10k satoshis per kb
what I'm proposing is
10k/1024= 10 satoshis per byte

the typical transaction is a quarter of a kilobyte, so for the typical transaction, it would be reduced by 3/4.
and it would give incentive for more efficient ways of transactions to be made
each byte is very significant since it's going to be stored forever.
and even if people would pay for data to be stored in the block chain, they would have to pay for every byte

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