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Quote from: smartaction on November 04, 2021, 09:32:59 PM

0.0004 BTC its around 24.8-25$. this is not a too much price. people will bought your items with this price. But because of the too much transactions cost, people will refrain from it. Bitcoin withdrawal fees on Binance by Bitcoin Network is 0.0005 BTC. Which is higher then your items price. No one will cost extra 0.0005 btc To buy your items at price of 0.0004 btc.

In my opinion you can list some items for sell with fixt price of usd. And you can take payment via BNB, USDT, BUSD (by bsc Network) Ltc (by Litecoin network) and any others crypto-currency by (Polygon network) Which will attract people to your items for the lowest transcation cost.

If he has some rare trading cards (e.g. Pokemon), I wouldn't mind the fees at all Wink

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0.0004 BTC its around 24.8-25$. this is not a too much price. people will bought your items with this price. But because of the too much transactions cost, people will refrain from it. Bitcoin withdrawal fees on Binance by Bitcoin Network is 0.0005 BTC. Which is higher then your items price. No one will cost extra 0.0005 btc To buy your items at price of 0.0004 btc.

In my opinion you can list some items for sell with fixt price of usd. And you can take payment via BNB, USDT, BUSD (by bsc Network) Ltc (by Litecoin network) and any others crypto-currency by (Polygon network) Which will attract people to your items for the lowest transcation cost.

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What’s up Jet, hope you are well my friend! As you know I’m a big collectibles guy and we buy/sell stuff for low amounts like that all the time. There are even some poker chips for sale right now for that exact price I do believe. Since you’re not in a huge rush, I say why not. Won’t cost too much right now.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

Do you think that in view of the current high price of Bitcoin, it is worth doing this over the regular blockchain, or should I open a lightning account?

There's a couple of things that you need to know before "opening a Lightning account".

You could use a custodial wallet like BlueWallet. This way, you would not have to worry about inbound liquidity and being online 24/7. If you decide to run your own node or use a non-custodial wallet, you will have to worry about inbound capacity - you will have to make room for incoming funds by spending some coins over the Lightning Network.

If you use a non-custodial wallet, you won't be able to receive any payments unless you keep your wallet open. The same applies to a node, but you would probably keep it online 24/7 anyway.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

will buyers be prepared to purchase such a small amount?

Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 01:15:05 PM

Some of the items are domain names,

It depends on how good those domains are! I've knowingly overpaid for a few domains before ^{[I do know that doesn't automatically equate to "some of the fees exchanges charge for withdrawing the funds", but it was pretty close to the average ones]}.

I'd suggest focusing more on "how and where" to market them instead.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

I want to list a number of items for sale at a fixed price of 0.0004 Bitcoin. Do you think that in view of the current high price of Bitcoin, it is worth doing this over the regular blockchain, or should I open a lightning account?

Why don't you use both regular Bitcoin and Lightning Network and provide more choice for people?
Transaction fees in previous period was very low and it was easy to use 1 sat/vB paying minimal fees, but we can't expect to have that always.
Lightning Network could be a good alternative when mempool is full, but I think that LN can still be complicated for some people unless they use some custodial wallets.

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Quote from: Lucius on November 02, 2021, 06:12:52 AM

Someone who makes a BTC withdraw from an exchange and pays about $50 for it, continues to live in the belief that the fees for BTC transactions are outrageously expensive - do not realize that the smallest part of that price is the cost of the transaction, and the rest is what the exchange charges for the service.

That's probably why there are several times more "Bitcoin users" than funded addresses: many people never withdraw from an exchange. I get quite a few emails from proxybanned users who say they wouldn't mind paying something like 0.00000176 Bitcoin, but don't want to pay the very high withdrawal fee.
On the other hand, if 10 times more people would actually withdraw from exchanges, on-chain fees wouldn't be low anymore because blocks would be full.

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I think it'll probably be limited to those who own Bitcoin because it's not a big amount and not worth the fuss of buying to then sell for a specific item. But it's not a big deal because lots of people own Bitcoin, and those who don't aren't likely to purchase it in order to pay for something with it anyway. As for the fees, as long as it's an online purchase, and it's fine if a transaction takes up to 24 hours, I think it's okay to use on-chain transactions. The fees are very volatile, and every so often they won't be big, even for a fast transaction.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 11:34:38 AM

A useful suggestion, but at the moment I'm looking at increasing my Bitcoin holdings. I do plan on exploring some of the newer coins, andI make save some of those.

I would not listen to anyone who advises you altcoins as an alternative, because the fees for on-chain transactions when it comes to Bitcoin have been quite low for a long time, even when it comes to microtransactions. Since you are focused on Bitcoin, any transaction in some altcoin would mean that you should exchange/sell it for BTC - which only means additional costs for you as a seller.

Quote from: pooya87 on November 02, 2021, 01:00:11 AM

A simple P2WPKH transaction with 1 input and 2 outputs is less than 180 bytes which makes the fees 0.00000180BTC. 10 cents is not really considered "high fee".

Say it a hundred times every day and maybe some will understand, although most still do not even try to understand what the fees depend on and how to set it correctly. Someone who makes a BTC withdraw from an exchange and pays about $50 for it, continues to live in the belief that the fees for BTC transactions are outrageously expensive - do not realize that the smallest part of that price is the cost of the transaction, and the rest is what the exchange charges for the service.

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Quote from: romero121 on November 01, 2021, 10:18:17 AM

Small Suggestion : Along with bitcoin adding some low transaction fee coins like tron will benefit the buyers. When the buying is possible through Bitcoin, to buy Bitcoin there'll be small commission. If the same is done in terms of tron, then the buyer gets profit while making further transaction. If it is done through bitcoin, buyer will be charged with atleast twice the transaction costs of buying with tron.

A simple P2WPKH transaction with 1 input and 2 outputs is less than 180 bytes which makes the fees 0.00000180BTC. 10 cents is not really considered "high fee".

The other problem with altcoins instead of bitcoin is that they are always dumping against bitcoin. For example Tron had an initial pump against bitcoin like any other altcoins when it was created and then the second half of its life it has been dumping against bitcoin. For example in the past 2 months it has lost about 40% of its value against bitcoin. So your 40000 satoshi 2 months ago would be worth 24000 satoshi today.

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I think it wouldn't be much of a big deal because Bitcoin is already accessible by a majority of people and they probably know someone or know a way how they can obtain one. Maybe in this little way, a lot more people can get into they space because of items for sale and stuff.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

I want to list a number of items for sale at a fixed price of 0.0004 Bitcoin. Do you think that in view of the current high price of Bitcoin, it is worth doing this over the regular blockchain, or should I open a lightning account? The reference to the Bitcoin price is of course related to transaction fees, rather than the value of Bitcoin itself. Confirmation speed is not important, it doesn't matter if it takes a day or so to confirm.

Another consideration is the size of the transaction. Will it limit sales to people who already own Bitcoin, or will buyers be prepared to purchase such a small amount?

For such a small value of under 50$ it seems strictly unnecessary to go via this route. For sure you're limiting your customers because those who manipulate BTC probably won't bother for such a small amount while those who would consider buying what you're selling are mainly not using BTC. So you're limiting your market unnecessarily. Why not go through the normal way, nothing wrong with ebay right?

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I guess the other question is are you or your customer in a rush. As of now and for the last few weeks the mempool is clearing on a regular basis and 1 sat/b is regularly possible. So, if you don't mind waiting till it clears and they don't mind waiting a few hours or overnight to get it then it's fine.
I try to spend my coins / consolidate my inputs over the weekend when I know 1 sat/b is common.

The other option is if a bunch of BTC going to you gets stuck waiting for the fees to drop you just do 1 big CPFP and be done.

-Dave

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Some of the items are domain names, so if someone wants one, then he has to buy it from me.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

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There are lots of experts who can suggest you better and you are a legendary member too. You also know better than me. So, I believe you can go with whatever suits you best.But if I choose something like that, then honestly speaking, if the price is fixed at like 0.0004btc or $25, then I definitely don't feel comfortable with bitcoin. Well, if the price is variable, then I might go with it. However, if the price is 0.0004, I will choose the lowest commission-charging coin with which to accept payment and then buy bitcoin with it.Because my main motive is to grab BTC, but I can do it by myself with other coins. In that case, I have to pay the lowest fees. It's my honest thought you might like it or not. I know you can choose what you feel is best for you. Thank you.

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It's still possible to move 40,000 sat on-chain. Last time I paid 111 sat in fee.
If you receive those amounts, don't forget to consolidate them before fees go up.

Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 09:12:56 AM

Will it limit sales to people who already own Bitcoin, or will buyers be prepared to purchase such a small amount?

I think it's pretty obvious you'll limit sales to Bitcoin owners if you only accept Bitcoin. I wouldn't buy a certain coin just because a one-time seller asks for it, I'd just find another seller.
Accepting LN would work, but has the same problem: only people who use it already will be able to buy from you.

Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on November 01, 2021, 12:02:09 PM

You can check the withdrawal fee in Bitcoin with Withdrawalfees.com
Binance, Binance US charge the most expensive withdrawal fee.

Nice site, I sometimes use the #1 to convert an altcoin from a large exchange and get it back into Bitcoin (or LN directly). That route saves a lot of fees and makes much smaller withdrawals worthwhile.

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Quote from: Lucius on November 01, 2021, 09:31:39 AM

Depending on the exchanges, the withdrawal fee is around 50 000 sat on Binance, and I believe it is not much different from other exchanges. In other words, someone who does not have Bitcoin would have to pay at least the same as the price of your service/product to buy Bitcoin.

You can check the withdrawal fee in Bitcoin with Withdrawalfees.com
Binance, Binance US charge the most expensive withdrawal fee.

Is it because they are top exchanges and have best security and services? Binance was hacked in the past so their security was not too good.

There are a little exchanges that charge lower fee than Binance but you are correct that most of exchanges charge 0.0005 BTC for every withdrawal.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on November 01, 2021, 11:34:38 AM

Quote from: romero121 on November 01, 2021, 10:18:17 AM

Small Suggestion : Along with bitcoin adding some low transaction fee coins like tron will benefit the buyers. When the buying is possible through Bitcoin, to buy Bitcoin there'll be small commission. If the same is done in terms of tron, then the buyer gets profit while making further transaction. If it is done through bitcoin, buyer will be charged with atleast twice the transaction costs of buying with tron.

A useful suggestion, but at the moment I'm looking at increasing my Bitcoin holdings. I do plan on exploring some of the newer coins, andI make save some of those. The most useful would ve ones where customers could earn coins through content production or services, and use their earned coins to buy items. I hoped to do this with Steem, but I ended up thinking of that as a ponzi, maybe I should revisit the site if it is still popular.

Myself suggested tron, because going through its growth chart it hasn't shown big signs of growth for a long time. Most of the coins that are with similar marketcap have bounced high during the previous and the ongoing bull market. Maybe the accumulation of tron could get good return at the earliest. This is just an assumptional prediction comparing the growth of tron with other similar coins.

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Quote from: romero121 on November 01, 2021, 10:18:17 AM

Small Suggestion : Along with bitcoin adding some low transaction fee coins like tron will benefit the buyers. When the buying is possible through Bitcoin, to buy Bitcoin there'll be small commission. If the same is done in terms of tron, then the buyer gets profit while making further transaction. If it is done through bitcoin, buyer will be charged with atleast twice the transaction costs of buying with tron.

A useful suggestion, but at the moment I'm looking at increasing my Bitcoin holdings. I do plan on exploring some of the newer coins, andI make save some of those. The most useful would ve ones where customers could earn coins through content production or services, and use their earned coins to buy items. I hoped to do this with Steem, but I ended up thinking of that as a ponzi, maybe I should revisit the site if it is still popular.

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Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on November 01, 2021, 09:47:31 AM

You probably want to change the title of this thread as you've written 0.004 which is a decent amount to broadcast.

Whoops! Thanks for pointing that out - I've made the change.

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