Topic: Bitcoin withdrawals now with 50% Off ? (Read 80 times)
That sounds good, there were a lot of complaints late last year about the high cost of transactions fees, i think this was pushing people to use litecoin instead for payments. New lower fees is one step closer to the goal, the next step is to speed up the confirmations - then it will be usable for purchasing
There are on all sites of the birk discount for the output of bitcoin, I saw it but did not check it. Therefore, I will look at the answers of other users a very interesting topic.
It is indeed a very interesting subject, I wish we would get more information from skilled users on this topic.
There are on all sites of the birk discount for the output of bitcoin, I saw it but did not check it. Therefore, I will look at the answers of other users a very interesting topic.
Bitcoin transaction fees are definitely a lot cheaper now due to the blockchain now not being congested(currently only at 6900 Unconfirmed Transactions[1]) and due to the increase in segwit adoption[2].
And yes, exchanges have their own withdrawal fees, and we can do nothing about it. Fortunately though, exchanges have been decreasing the withdrawal fees due to the decrease in transaction fees and times.
[1] https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions
[2] http://segwit.party/charts/
And yes, exchanges have their own withdrawal fees, and we can do nothing about it. Fortunately though, exchanges have been decreasing the withdrawal fees due to the decrease in transaction fees and times.
[1] https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions
[2] http://segwit.party/charts/
Bitcoin is pretty cheap to send right now – cheaper than ethereum in some instances. It’s currently around 10 satoshis per byte to send BTC, which works out at approximately 30 cents for a typical transaction. Many bitcoin users only send cryptocurrency when withdrawing it from an exchange, however, to a wallet they control or to another exchange. And with cryptocurrency exchanges setting their own fees, the recent cost savings haven’t filtered through to users. Can anyone confirm this is true?
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