Don't believe everything you see on Blockchain.info. Their details sometimes are wrong though not all.
Now I don't know how I can find out how many bytes are in the average Tx but just using a guesstimate, until someone can give me a more concrete number, I'll say it's a thousand for the sake of the math.
You can find the size of a transaction by decoding tx or after you rely it, you can see size on blockchain explorer. Most wallets calculate tx fees accurately and they set 0.0001
BTC/1000 bytes unless you change it or chose low or manual fee. If the fee is low than recommended, most wallets warn you anyway.
If this is the case then 100,000 transactions times 0.0001 adda up to only 10 BTC per day. That's 10 BTC spread over all miners...per day. Not a whole heck-of-a-lot.
What am I missing
Some transactions are more than 1000 bytes and it will have more than 0.0001
BTC as fee. Some transactions even have zero fee. Miner who find the block get 25
BTC from coinbase which is newly minted coins and the transaction fees will be also taken by the miner. So if there is 100,000 transactions each with 0.0001
BTC fee, the miner will get 60
BTC. If it is a pool who get it, they will take the fee from it and distribute it to the miners who mine on their pool.
Note: Only the miner or pool who find the block gets reward, others will get 0
BTC.
BTW I was advocating for paying a higher Tx fee. Predicated on need for speed of course.
Just found this
http://www.coindesk.com/questions-linger-daily-bitcoin-transactions-pass-100000-milestone/If you scroll down to the comments section someone calling themself In search of a Japanese Wife said this 4 months ago.
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Blockchain also has a chart showing the number of transactions using blockchains own wallet. I note the increase in the transactions of the blockchain wallet over the last 12 months is of a similar size & shape to the increase in transactions in general. Basically I can assume that the increase in bitcoin transactions is (almost fully) due to an increase in the use of the blockchain wallet. Anyone concur?"
Wellllll? Does anyone here? Concur, I mean...with In search of a Japanese Wife.
I don't think so. How can the use of Blockchain.info wallets increase transactions? It would have been better if you say "
increase of the use of Bitcoins increased the number of transactions". Besides, the transactions you see aren't fully from Blockchain.info wallets AFAIK. They may have a different chart for that.