People are currently paying $28 on average to make transactions using the digital currency, according to data by BitInfoCharts.
One person claimed on Twitter that he had to pay a $16 fee to send $25 worth of bitcoin from one bitcoin address to another.
A debate has been brewing among the bitcoin community surrounding transaction speeds and fees.
But to a potential solution to the issue known as the "Lightning Network."
"This is a technological implementation that, later this year, is going to solve this, and we're very excited about that."
The Lightning Network would essentially allow users to send multiple transactions to and from outside of the blockchain. It would work as a second layer on top of the existing distributed ledger network that underpins the digital currency.
Topic: IF IM SATOSHI NAKAMOTO !!!!! - page 2. (Read 221 times)
Since you can barely spell, I doubt you would actually find a solution to any of these, if you can't even master basic language skills.
However, if I were Satoshi, I would kick back and relax, enjoying the tens of thousands of bitcoins I likely have stashed away.
Spelling is not a measure of intelligence bro , how many language do you talk sir ? " Except english " However, if I were Satoshi, I would kick back and relax, enjoying the tens of thousands of bitcoins I likely have stashed away.
Since you can barely spell, I doubt you would actually find a solution to any of these, if you can't even master basic language skills.
However, if I were Satoshi, I would kick back and relax, enjoying the tens of thousands of bitcoins I likely have stashed away.
However, if I were Satoshi, I would kick back and relax, enjoying the tens of thousands of bitcoins I likely have stashed away.
I don't think that transaction fees are an issue with bitcoin. There's no such fee in a decentralized network but the current network structure ought to reward participants.
My concern is that currently, full node operators don't take any rewards aside of those mining with significant hashpower. I don't know how close that is to bitcoin's intended function but I hope it one day changes so the network also rewards full nodes in some way.
My concern is that currently, full node operators don't take any rewards aside of those mining with significant hashpower. I don't know how close that is to bitcoin's intended function but I hope it one day changes so the network also rewards full nodes in some way.
It feels good if we wish to imagine something that we like, if if I become satoshi nakamoto I will also do things like you do and I will try to increase the supply of bitcoin to the mine.
IF im " SATOSHI NAKAMOTO " I WILL FIND A SOLUTION FOR :
- Transaction fees
- Network speed
- Dev Community consensus
IF YOU ARE SATOSHI WHAT WILL YOU CHANGE ?
- Transaction fees
- Network speed
- Dev Community consensus
IF YOU ARE SATOSHI WHAT WILL YOU CHANGE ?
If i’m Satoshi Nakamoto, I will be focusing in Legalizing Bitcoin in other countries and also in Bitcoin’s price. I will try to increase and increase Bitcoin’s price so that many people will invest in Bitcoin and they will be profited on my cryptocurrency. I will try to lessen transaction fees, And i will try to have a faster trsanction in every trade or transactions.
IF im " SATOSHI NAKAMOTO " I WILL FIND A SOLUTION FOR :
- Transaction fees
- Network speed
- Dev Community consensus
IF YOU ARE SATOSHI WHAT WILL YOU CHANGE ?
- Transaction fees
- Network speed
- Dev Community consensus
IF YOU ARE SATOSHI WHAT WILL YOU CHANGE ?
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