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hero member
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February 08, 2024, 02:54:52 AM
It's understandable yet frustrating for gamblers who want to withdraw their funds. I think it's better to hold onto funds until the transaction fees become more reasonable. But still, it's up to someone's decision, yet it's important to ensure that your funds are secure. May depend on the market conditions and network congestion. Should always stay informed and make decisions.

Looking at the mempool though, it somewhat goes down, it's not on the 20 sat/vB for highest transaction, at least not that 200 - 400 sat/vB that we have seen in the last couple of months. Just look at the mempool and you will be informed as it is a good site to really check the current transaction fees. Although we have a lot of options that is much cheaper with most altcoins. But still though, BTC is the first used case of gambling and so for us who are used to it, then it's better to stick with what we known for. And I think online crypto base platform as well knows the dilemma and they could have adjust the fees themselves depending on the current state of the network.
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February 08, 2024, 02:13:30 AM
It's understandable yet frustrating for gamblers who want to withdraw their funds. I think it's better to hold onto funds until the transaction fees become more reasonable. But still, it's up to someone's decision, yet it's important to ensure that your funds are secure. May depend on the market conditions and network congestion. Should always stay informed and make decisions.
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February 07, 2024, 04:45:48 PM
It's not a must to transaction using Bitcoin, it will be stupid if a online casino today only accept Bitcoin for gambling purposes.

There is nothing anyone can do about high transaction fee of Bitcoin, there will be time when it will be fair, like presently, and there will be times where it won't.

You can opt for Tron USDT or other, LTC and Doge coin are cheap alternatives too, and I believe that many online casinos are now accepting many digital currencies, I still prefer Tron more than anything else, it's the number one on my list for gambling reasons.
Accepting Bitcoin for gambling transfer, ofcourse its good. Bitcoin is one of the fastest growing projects in cryptocurrency, we know how this particular project this season operates, I'm nit hoing to be making good emphasis. I've bagged most significant dice. Always stick to doing what you feel is important and encouraging for one's self. Don't be in a rush to understand most of your targets because the best is results are yet to come. Using bitcoin as a means of payment doesn't prove anytime to the public, because everything players smoothly.
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February 07, 2024, 04:35:28 PM
That's what I'm doing now looking for a casino site that uses stablecoins such as USDT or USDC using the BNB BSC or Polygon network which has relatively cheap transaction fees so I don't have to wait too long for my transaction to be confirmed by the bitcoin network, if I'm not mistaken it was several months ago I never use bitcoin for gambling anymore, because I prefer to use stablecoin for now, because I don't really like wasting money on large transaction fees rather than using money for transaction fees, say around $20, I'd rather use it for gambling.  Grin
The most of the casino site uses the stable coin for the mode of the transaction,So it help you to make use of the holding crypto currency for the gambling game,we no need to buy the senate coin for the transaction of the gambling site.The transaction fee for the USDT with the Binance smart chain network was low compared to bitcoin.
And it has become an option for many gamblers when transaction fees on the Bitcoin network rise. Yes, I also felt the increase in transaction fees and moved to use a stablecoin that uses the Binance network. That saves transaction costs, so we can send the money to the casino site we want.

When the transaction costs of bitcoin can decrease drastically, gamblers can choose to continue using stablecoins or bitcoin. Of course, gamblers will choose which coins make them comfortable when gambling. We prefer to move to other coins when bitcoin transaction costs rise high. But it's better when bitcoin transaction costs rise high, we can take a break from gambling first to avoid losing money and also the problem of gambling addiction.
hero member
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February 07, 2024, 04:28:10 PM
Now the gambling site was in the trouble because of the high transaction fee by the exchanges like the Binance.It was unacceptable one for the gambler to pay 26 dollars to withdraw funds from the Binance.Being a gambler,my opinion is to hold till the money in the exchange itself.Surely we get the profit from the gambling site,if we follow some techniques in the gambling site.But my point is why we need to pay the exchange fee of 26 dollars for the single transaction.
Bitcoin transaction fees go up and down depending on transaction traffic, so centralized platforms set a high amount of fees so that they don't lose even if the fees are high. Because of this you have to accept the high withdrawal fees of Bitcoin  But if you want to do small amount of dollar transactions then it is better to avoid your bitcoins. And as an alternative you can gamble using TRX, BNB, their withdrawal fees are very low and withdrawal and deposit are also very fast.
So far with my own awareness, i didnt see those platforms who do offer free fee or transaction on which most of them would really be requiring such fee. They cant just give out for free specially that there are moments on which network fees are on the rooftop on which it would really be causing up that huge expense on their part if they would really be planning on having those free things.
Usually on the sites that i've been dealing with is that they do have those dynamic fees on which it would really be deducted into your withdrawal amount as usual which it would really be basing up on the network
condition on which this is something that would be that on standard.On side note, i have seen some platforms too on which they do really have that static or fixed fee which do really sucks
specially if Bitcoin or those altcoin amounts is already up high in price which it would go along side with your fees as well.
legendary
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February 07, 2024, 04:22:16 PM
Some gambling platforms might have the ability for you to swap to a more viable alternative, like Ethereum or Litecoin. Both of these currently have very reasonable fees, especially Litecoin, where the fee is still fractions of cents.

If the ability to swap is not there and you aren't itching to move elsewhere, the best thing you can do to save yourself from burning money is to wait for fees to come back down. Otherwise, the only options is to accept the withdrawal fee and be on your way...do note however, that if you are moving to a wallet, you will have to pay the fee yet again to be able to move it elsewhere. So the most ideal solution if you need to transact often is to get it into another cryptocurrency.

But the deposit fee for the bitcoin from the exchange is still high like 7-8$ per transaction.Many gambling sites doesn’t provide the swap of coins,but the exchange had provide the same.

There are deposit fees on casinos now? Kind of makes sense since all deposits need to be moved after being deposited to your account so I suppose you're paying that fee. Though wow, deposit fees...first I've heard of it.

Some gambling platforms might have the ability for you to swap to a more viable alternative, like Ethereum or Litecoin. Both of these currently have very reasonable fees, especially Litecoin, where the fee is still fractions of cents.

If the ability to swap is not there and you aren't itching to move elsewhere, the best thing you can do to save yourself from burning money is to wait for fees to come back down. Otherwise, the only options is to accept the withdrawal fee and be on your way...do note however, that if you are moving to a wallet, you will have to pay the fee yet again to be able to move it elsewhere. So the most ideal solution if you need to transact often is to get it into another cryptocurrency.
The gambler should learn to hold the coin in the exchange which he get from the income or which he used to save for the future.Many people use to hold the money in the exchange my opinion is better to save in the gambling site which you had feel safe to hold the money.Because the transaction fee ftom the gambling site is nearly 3 times lesser than exchange transaction fee.

Holding in an exchange is dangerous. You are subject to any difficulties that the business has, your account is always vulnerable to macro breaches/hacks or isolated attacks on you, and there is generally no way to maintain privacy (if that matters to you).

A gambler, or anyone else for that matter, should be using self-custodual wallets for storage. That is the best way to store Bitcoin and also get closest to the lowest fee rate for future transactions.
sr. member
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February 07, 2024, 11:12:09 AM
Now the gambling site was in the trouble because of the high transaction fee by the exchanges like the Binance.It was unacceptable one for the gambler to pay 26 dollars to withdraw funds from the Binance.Being a gambler,my opinion is to hold till the money in the exchange itself.Surely we get the profit from the gambling site,if we follow some techniques in the gambling site.But my point is why we need to pay the exchange fee of 26 dollars for the single transaction.
Bitcoin transaction fees go up and down depending on transaction traffic, so centralized platforms set a high amount of fees so that they don't lose even if the fees are high. Because of this you have to accept the high withdrawal fees of Bitcoin  But if you want to do small amount of dollar transactions then it is better to avoid your bitcoins. And as an alternative you can gamble using TRX, BNB, their withdrawal fees are very low and withdrawal and deposit are also very fast.
sr. member
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February 07, 2024, 11:02:47 AM
It's not a must to transaction using Bitcoin, it will be stupid if a online casino today only accept Bitcoin for gambling purposes.

There is nothing anyone can do about high transaction fee of Bitcoin, there will be time when it will be fair, like presently, and there will be times where it won't.

You can opt for Tron USDT or other, LTC and Doge coin are cheap alternatives too, and I believe that many online casinos are now accepting many digital currencies, I still prefer Tron more than anything else, it's the number one on my list for gambling reasons.
legendary
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February 07, 2024, 08:17:03 AM

If transactions are stuck, it will be difficult to use bitcoin, especially when there is a moment when the price of bitcoin rises drastically, of course transactions will be very full and fill the network, it seems difficult to transport all transactions quickly into a block until it is finally confirmed who is using higher transaction fees. large will be more easily confirmed than those who use lower costs, which is clearly difficult. The only way is to look for other alternatives


The transaction fee of the bitcoin was raised most of the time due to the traffic in the transaction because of the demand of the bitcoin in the market.The bull run causes the demand of the bitcoin in the market,most of the experienced people use to sell the bitcoin at the bull run.Till that they will hold the bitcoin for the future,my concern is just hold the bitcoin at the gambling site.Because you can use the bitcoin for the gambling when you feel good luck in the real life to mage the transaction fee for the deposit to gambling site for many times.


That's what I'm doing now looking for a casino site that uses stablecoins such as USDT or USDC using the BNB BSC or Polygon network which has relatively cheap transaction fees so I don't have to wait too long for my transaction to be confirmed by the bitcoin network, if I'm not mistaken it was several months ago I never use bitcoin for gambling anymore, because I prefer to use stablecoin for now, because I don't really like wasting money on large transaction fees rather than using money for transaction fees, say around $20, I'd rather use it for gambling.  Grin

The most of the casino site uses the stable coin for the mode of the transaction,So it help you to make use of the holding crypto currency for the gambling game,we no need to buy the senate coin for the transaction of the gambling site.The transaction fee for the USDT with the Binance smart chain network was low compared to bitcoin.
legendary
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February 07, 2024, 07:09:59 AM
Hopefully all is well with bitcoin and fees go more lower so that there will be no huge problem to occur if we want to transact bitcoin on any transactions they want to spend their bitcoins. But for sure gamblers can get used to it if this problem will continue to happen since we still have cheap alternatives available in the market.

In my opinion, the cost issue will still be a problem for bitcoin forever, because bitcoin should no longer be suitable for use as a means of payment because the very high transaction costs make it not good enough for micro payments or other payments, I prefer bitcoin as my investment asset which is not moving so I just keep it until it's expensive in the future, so I don't use it for gambling or paying for things with bitcoin.

I think anyone can still use other friendly crypto alternatives with cheaper transaction costs to gamble or pay for something on the internet, so in my opinion, bitcoin gamblers who are currently still active in using bitcoin, I consider them to be rich people because of the high value of bitcoin. the more expensive it is, they still use it to gamble and have fun instead of using it as an investment asset for the future.

The other day I wanted to move 40$ worth of BTC from my trust wallet to Binance, the charge they gave me was 10$ this made me to change my mind, how will I do such, this I keep those funds there to be wasting them just like that, high transaction fees is becoming a problem for bitcoiners, I think is time soon people will start looking for alternatives as you said, IMO there should be modification on this transaction fee of a thing, is there no way they can expand this mempool congestion to accommodate more transaction and enable them to be processed at the same time.
If transactions are stuck, it will be difficult to use bitcoin, especially when there is a moment when the price of bitcoin rises drastically, of course transactions will be very full and fill the network, it seems difficult to transport all transactions quickly into a block until it is finally confirmed who is using higher transaction fees. large will be more easily confirmed than those who use lower costs, which is clearly difficult. The only way is to look for other alternatives

That's what I'm doing now looking for a casino site that uses stablecoins such as USDT or USDC using the BNB BSC or Polygon network which has relatively cheap transaction fees so I don't have to wait too long for my transaction to be confirmed by the bitcoin network, if I'm not mistaken it was several months ago I never use bitcoin for gambling anymore, because I prefer to use stablecoin for now, because I don't really like wasting money on large transaction fees rather than using money for transaction fees, say around $20, I'd rather use it for gambling.  Grin
legendary
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February 07, 2024, 06:48:19 AM
Some gambling platforms might have the ability for you to swap to a more viable alternative, like Ethereum or Litecoin. Both of these currently have very reasonable fees, especially Litecoin, where the fee is still fractions of cents.

If the ability to swap is not there and you aren't itching to move elsewhere, the best thing you can do to save yourself from burning money is to wait for fees to come back down. Otherwise, the only options is to accept the withdrawal fee and be on your way...do note however, that if you are moving to a wallet, you will have to pay the fee yet again to be able to move it elsewhere. So the most ideal solution if you need to transact often is to get it into another cryptocurrency.

The reason was they are friendly to their users,even a transaction fee in the Stake was very low compared to many of the exchanges.One of my friend use to get their weekly payments to the Stake wallet and then withdraw to the exchange which allow him to convert to fiat.Most of the gambling site will available for the gamblers to withdraw with less transaction fee now.But the deposit fee for the bitcoin from the exchange is still high like 7-8$ per transaction.Many gambling sites doesn’t provide the swap of coins,but the exchange had provide the same.

The gambler should learn to hold the coin in the exchange which he get from the income or which he used to save for the future.Many people use to hold the money in the exchange my opinion is better to save in the gambling site which you had feel safe to hold the money.Because the transaction fee ftom the gambling site is nearly 3 times lesser than exchange transaction fee.
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Even if a person doesn't have any intentions of holding their Bitcoins for the upcoming bull run, it's still not a wise decision to pay more than $10 in fees for a $50 transaction because most gamblers are average bettors and they don't always make very large transactions, and if you are making small Bitcoin transactions in these network conditions, you are spending more money on fees in a week than you used to spend in months before. So it's undoubtedly better to use alternatives for gambling at this time.

In my opinion, gambling with USDT or other stablecoins is also better for more clear and straightforward calculations. This means that you won't need to keep converting your available balance into USDT first using a search engine or another source just to know how much money you have and how much you've won or lost so far.

The current bull run help us yo manage the transaction fee,because the current transaction fee for the bitcoin was reduced.This also impacts the transaction fee for the many cryptocurrencies.The market become the stable now and it was the reason for the gamblers to use the bitcoin with the less transactions fee.Some of the gambling site like stake still bare the transaction fee and allow the gamblers to withdraw the funds with less paying transaction fee to the website.The common fact is the less transactions fees also affect the margin gamblers who use the less amount of dollars to their game.The withdrawal of the dollars also need to paid by the gamblers.If the transaction amount is 10$,how the gamblers afford to pay the value of 2-3$ as their transaction fee.
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The bitcoin had the potential to give more dollars this year,So better to hold your bitcoin rather using in the gambling site.Because why it was essentially to use the same bitcoin to gamble when it had potential to double itself by it’s dominance in the cryptocurrency market.If you consider the fee of the bitcoin also huge difference,because the transaction fee of the Usdt is 3$ worth of tron.But the transaction fee for the bitcoin was reduced to 10$ now.And the playing of the gambling is the risky one,the gambler had no use for the bitcoin to use in gambling.My opinion is hold the bitcoin for the market reaction and it’s better to use the Usdt for gambling.So you save 7$ from the fee and the winning also withdraw with less transaction fee.
Even if a person doesn't have any intentions of holding their Bitcoins for the upcoming bull run, it's still not a wise decision to pay more than $10 in fees for a $50 transaction because most gamblers are average bettors and they don't always make very large transactions, and if you are making small Bitcoin transactions in these network conditions, you are spending more money on fees in a week than you used to spend in months before. So it's undoubtedly better to use alternatives for gambling at this time.

In my opinion, gambling with USDT or other stablecoins is also better for more clear and straightforward calculations. This means that you won't need to keep converting your available balance into USDT first using a search engine or another source just to know how much money you have and how much you've won or lost so far.
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Some gambling platforms might have the ability for you to swap to a more viable alternative, like Ethereum or Litecoin. Both of these currently have very reasonable fees, especially Litecoin, where the fee is still fractions of cents.

If the ability to swap is not there and you aren't itching to move elsewhere, the best thing you can do to save yourself from burning money is to wait for fees to come back down. Otherwise, the only options is to accept the withdrawal fee and be on your way...do note however, that if you are moving to a wallet, you will have to pay the fee yet again to be able to move it elsewhere. So the most ideal solution if you need to transact often is to get it into another cryptocurrency.
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The bitcoin transaction fee was seen to drop a little bit back to normal today, so I presume those who only like to gamble make their deposit only with bitcoin as a result of them having only bitcoin as part of the cryptocurrency they hold and being willing to spend I believe you guys noticed the drop in fee today, and this could make it a lot easier for you to deposit and withdraw without having to worry about the high fee anymore. There's no alternative option to explore.
 
I have read about a few gamblers who complain of reducing their gambling activities because of the high bitcoin network fee, which baffles me. Why, if you truly want to spend some little cash on gambling, can't the person get an alternative instead of using the congested network as an excuse?
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I guess with all of the complains about how high the transaction fees are will be stopped soon. We're having a calm network now and the fees aren't that much anymore.

Go and check mempool.space and this is the reference of everyone on where we've been checking it all day long and not just the price these days we check but also the fees.

I think most casinos that have bumped up their withdrawal or transaction fees will also have to adjust it again into a lower mode this time.
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What's insane is the fees they deem reasonable to use when sending withdrawal funds to customers. I've had so many people ask me for help because of this.

Here's an example where someone's withdraw transaction was sent by Stake with less than 2 sat/byte fees. Bull market or not...that's going to take a long time to confirm.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/fc63ac843670417091555bf515d1953fb9f56a1ebfb98709b624f736e91c7fab
And what evidence do you have to prove that this transaction came from stake? I mean, I am in stake signature campaign, I've been in it for over a year now, stake pays bitcoin to their signature campaign participants into their stake account, and from there, those of us who wants to withdraw will, and those who wants to gamble with their bitcoin do as well.

For the most of the times, I always withdraw my bitcoin to either my private wallet or exchange, bitcoin I withdraw from stake have never stayed on the blockchain for more than 30 minutes without a confirmation, if you doubt, I wil show you my wallet address and you can scan through it for confirmation of what I said.

How can you claim that stake sent a user's withdrawal with such a ridiculous low fee? This I can't believe without a proof bud.

Perhaps a misunderstanding on my part? When you withdraw from Stake - who selects the transfer fee, the user or Stake? I don't use it so perhaps the error was on the user's part and not Stakes?
Based on the other gambling sites I have used so far, it is the user that want to withdraw fund that would choose the network fee to be used which would depend on the speed of the network and how fast they want to receive their funds. I think some gamblers would prefer to use other coins with a faster network than to use Bitcoin network that requires a bigger fee for it to processed. I have seen transactions with smaller fee taking longer time like 3 to 10 days to be processed. This is the problem we all facing and paying a big threat to the entire Bitcoin adoption and Blockchain.
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there is a transfer fee set by stake, like before it was 7k sats per btc withdrawal. but recently, because of high btc fees, they are now charging 9583 sats per transaction. but the actual fee they will pay varies, and because of the congested network they paid as high as 35k sats based from my experience. but they will only deduct their fixed fee of 9583 sats from your balance.
 
so yeah, i also don't believe that they will use 2 sat/byte in their transaction. they are one of the few casinos that you won't have any prob when it comes to duration of confirmation as they are paying high fees just to go thru your tx in a short period of time. never encountered this prob in stake. i won't believe as well that such tx was coming from stake.

but if you happen to play on a casino offering dynamic fees, you can select the option from slow to fast where the tx fee varies. but for stake, they have fixed fee when it comes to btc.

During all the pump market,the exchange try to get more bitcoin from us,this was the periodic action of the Binance.Even though the head of the binance exchange was changed in the recent day,the reaction remains the same from the last two all time high in the bitcoin price.Many of us come across the various transactions fee in our old transactions,but now the transaction fee of 10-20$ for each transaction was the unexpected one in the current situation.Because if the trader sending 1-2k,the transaction fee of 20$ is not seems high.But just remember the person who spend the transaction fee of 10-20$ for the withdrawal of 60-100$ dollars.
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What's insane is the fees they deem reasonable to use when sending withdrawal funds to customers. I've had so many people ask me for help because of this.

Here's an example where someone's withdraw transaction was sent by Stake with less than 2 sat/byte fees. Bull market or not...that's going to take a long time to confirm.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/fc63ac843670417091555bf515d1953fb9f56a1ebfb98709b624f736e91c7fab
And what evidence do you have to prove that this transaction came from stake? I mean, I am in stake signature campaign, I've been in it for over a year now, stake pays bitcoin to their signature campaign participants into their stake account, and from there, those of us who wants to withdraw will, and those who wants to gamble with their bitcoin do as well.

For the most of the times, I always withdraw my bitcoin to either my private wallet or exchange, bitcoin I withdraw from stake have never stayed on the blockchain for more than 30 minutes without a confirmation, if you doubt, I wil show you my wallet address and you can scan through it for confirmation of what I said.

How can you claim that stake sent a user's withdrawal with such a ridiculous low fee? This I can't believe without a proof bud.

Perhaps a misunderstanding on my part? When you withdraw from Stake - who selects the transfer fee, the user or Stake? I don't use it so perhaps the error was on the user's part and not Stakes?
You should bare in mind that fees could neither be fixed or something that you could really be able to adjust. There are platforms which does have that dynamic fees on which it would really be that automatically making out adjustments basing up on the mempool condition.Whereas there are sites which does have that static ones on which do sucks specially on the time that the network condition is low and have cheap prices and this is particular do mention about Stake.com on which they do have that static fee specially on Bitcoin withdrawals on which it is really just that too much but if those things were fixed
on the time that fee is soaring up high then it would really be that something that a huge less.  Cheesy

This is why on the time that you do gamble then it would be normal that you would really be making out adjustments basing up on the network condition.
Stick into the coins that you are getting used to which i do believe that it would be Bitcoin but since there are moments which fees are on the rooftop then it
would be normal on having those adjustments.
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What's insane is the fees they deem reasonable to use when sending withdrawal funds to customers. I've had so many people ask me for help because of this.

Here's an example where someone's withdraw transaction was sent by Stake with less than 2 sat/byte fees. Bull market or not...that's going to take a long time to confirm.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/fc63ac843670417091555bf515d1953fb9f56a1ebfb98709b624f736e91c7fab
And what evidence do you have to prove that this transaction came from stake? I mean, I am in stake signature campaign, I've been in it for over a year now, stake pays bitcoin to their signature campaign participants into their stake account, and from there, those of us who wants to withdraw will, and those who wants to gamble with their bitcoin do as well.

For the most of the times, I always withdraw my bitcoin to either my private wallet or exchange, bitcoin I withdraw from stake have never stayed on the blockchain for more than 30 minutes without a confirmation, if you doubt, I wil show you my wallet address and you can scan through it for confirmation of what I said.

How can you claim that stake sent a user's withdrawal with such a ridiculous low fee? This I can't believe without a proof bud.

Perhaps a misunderstanding on my part? When you withdraw from Stake - who selects the transfer fee, the user or Stake? I don't use it so perhaps the error was on the user's part and not Stakes?

there is a transfer fee set by stake, like before it was 7k sats per btc withdrawal. but recently, because of high btc fees, they are now charging 9583 sats per transaction. but the actual fee they will pay varies, and because of the congested network they paid as high as 35k sats based from my experience. but they will only deduct their fixed fee of 9583 sats from your balance.
 
so yeah, i also don't believe that they will use 2 sat/byte in their transaction. they are one of the few casinos that you won't have any prob when it comes to duration of confirmation as they are paying high fees just to go thru your tx in a short period of time. never encountered this prob in stake. i won't believe as well that such tx was coming from stake.

but if you happen to play on a casino offering dynamic fees, you can select the option from slow to fast where the tx fee varies. but for stake, they have fixed fee when it comes to btc.
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