Would this actually be accurate though because arent most transaction between peoples wallets al#nd not real transactions?
What is this nonsense? So basically if I send Bitcoin to another person's wallet, this is not a real transaction? Unless you mean that the majority of transactions are between a persons own wallet(s) which I highly doubt. The number is rather interesting and somewhat higher than expected. However, it most likely also includes major services or exchanges moving funds from A to B which shouldn't be considered a "real transaction". The article isn't really well written IMO, there should have been additional information, i.e. comparison(s) to other systems if the information was publicly available (e.g. Paypal).Yes what i mean is lets say i have 10 bitcoins and i send 10 seperate bitcoins to 10 seperate wallets then ive just made 10 seperate transactions. You cant really count that as a transaction though. Plus the spam attacks to fill up blocks ,would you count those as transactions?
I shouldnt have said majority , alot though.
