They will go up cuz bitcoin price is going up.
Of course, yes, I also like it, the idea itself implies low duties
Topic: Bitcoin fees - page 5. (Read 1048 times)
The fees could be reduced if more wallets would implement Segwit or if users started to switch to wallets that do support it. But there's a permanent solution coming that will make the network much faster and reduce the fees significantly, it's called the lightning network. It could support over 1 million transactions per second and still register them on the blockchain. However that's a technology that's still being developed so it won't solve the problems tomorrow.
I know your pain especially on your pocket because you buy a lot of food with amount of money but wait a little longer a according to articles that i read online, lightning network is currently testing on the main bitcoin network and they were successful and they said this is a game changer so, sooner or later this will be implemented on main network and let's see lightning network can do when they will implement it.
They will go up cuz bitcoin price is going up.
This is a big problem. I am sure that next year the idea of increasing the size of the block will be continued. Continue to pull the impossible. But I'm not afraid of high price transactions. I do it once at the time when transferring a large sum into the account on the exchange. then I just change the coins for Fiat and don't pay such fees.
I don't transfer bitcoin often as well, but in my view this shouldn't justify the high transaction fees. Not everyone moves thousands of dollars with each transaction as well, so you have the danger of the fee costing more than the transaction itself, which is never a positive thing, of course.
what coin is better for transaction's to pay less? I mean, not to pay such fee, for bitcoin transaction. Doge-coin or smth like that?
This is a big problem. I am sure that next year the idea of increasing the size of the block will be continued. Continue to pull the impossible. But I'm not afraid of high price transactions. I do it once at the time when transferring a large sum into the account on the exchange. then I just change the coins for Fiat and don't pay such fees.
I don't transfer bitcoin often as well, but in my view this shouldn't justify the high transaction fees. Not everyone moves thousands of dollars with each transaction as well, so you have the danger of the fee costing more than the transaction itself, which is never a positive thing, of course.
This is a big problem. I am sure that next year the idea of increasing the size of the block will be continued. Continue to pull the impossible. But I'm not afraid of high price transactions. I do it once at the time when transferring a large sum into the account on the exchange. then I just change the coins for Fiat and don't pay such fees.
Bitcoin network fee is at like $34 right now.
When will they go back down?
When will they go back down?
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