I am asking that question myself
Transaction fees are given to the miners who confirm the transactions
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Topic: Who gets the transaction fees (Read 2043 times)
Transaction fees are given to the miners who confirm the transactions
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I am asking that question myself
Man are people so fucking stupid, or so fucking lazy? Typing just "Who gets the transaction fees" in google, the first 50 hit's give you the answer. WAY LESS hassle then fucking making a thread about it??
He just wanted to know it's not that big of a deal Man are people so fucking stupid, or so fucking lazy? Typing just "Who gets the transaction fees" in google, the first 50 hit's give you the answer. WAY LESS hassle then fucking making a thread about it??
Its equally easy to just post in this forum. Why not post in this forum then?
Man are people so fucking stupid, or so fucking lazy? Typing just "Who gets the transaction fees" in google, the first 50 hit's give you the answer. WAY LESS hassle then fucking making a thread about it??
But then we wouldn't have the pleasure of reading your extensive and obviously superior vocabulary.
Man are people so fucking stupid, or so fucking lazy? Typing just "Who gets the transaction fees" in google, the first 50 hit's give you the answer. WAY LESS hassle then fucking making a thread about it??
I also had this question, so now I know it all circulates back to the original founder of the BTC block
So again, the EARLY ADOPTERS ALWAYS WIN.
Also, this guy is a Senior Member, he probably has thousands of BTC considering he started out in 2011
I am so jealous
So again, the EARLY ADOPTERS ALWAYS WIN.
Also, this guy is a Senior Member, he probably has thousands of BTC considering he started out in 2011
I am so jealous
So you're telling me after BTC dropped from $33 to $2 in the end of 2011 you would have bought up a bunch of coins? The only people who scooped up coins were the believers. Even early miners from 2010 and 2011 were dumping coins when it recovered to $7 in January 2012.
It's not the early adopter, it's the risk taker.
So again, the EARLY ADOPTERS ALWAYS WIN.
Only because Bitcoin was (is?) successful.Do you think early adopters of e-Gold won?
Early adopters assume a lot of risk. When something like Bitcoin first comes out, there's a lot of potential to lose a lot of money.
But all of this has nothing to do with who gets the transaction fees. The people who have invested money into equipment to secure and run the network get the transaction fees. Seems fair to me.
I also had this question, so now I know it all circulates back to the original founder of the BTC block
So again, the EARLY ADOPTERS ALWAYS WIN.
Also, this guy is a Senior Member, he probably has thousands of BTC considering he started out in 2011
I am so jealous
So again, the EARLY ADOPTERS ALWAYS WIN.
Also, this guy is a Senior Member, he probably has thousands of BTC considering he started out in 2011
I am so jealous
Excuse me, but I think the question is oriented to pure "transaction fees" not "pool fees".
I saw somewhere the same Q here. When you make a transaction from wallet to wallet... where the transaction fee is sent?
PD: You must be carefull with intelligent questions, low profile people may think you are a fool.
I saw somewhere the same Q here. When you make a transaction from wallet to wallet... where the transaction fee is sent?
PD: You must be carefull with intelligent questions, low profile people may think you are a fool.
They were talking about transaction fees, too. A solo miner gets the transaction fees for the transactions included in the block he mined. With pooled mining, the pool generates the block. Whether the pool operator keeps the transaction fees or passes them on to the workers is up to the operator.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining
You will have to branch off this article with the links embedded. But it will teach you all you wanted to know.
You will have to branch off this article with the links embedded. But it will teach you all you wanted to know.
People can be quite rude. I am also curious as to how this works. Where can i read up on exactly what are blocks, etc.
Excuse me, but I think the question is oriented to pure "transaction fees" not "pool fees".
I saw somewhere the same Q here. When you make a transaction from wallet to wallet... where the transaction fee is sent?
PD: You must be carefull with intelligent questions, low profile people may think you are a fool.
I saw somewhere the same Q here. When you make a transaction from wallet to wallet... where the transaction fee is sent?
PD: You must be carefull with intelligent questions, low profile people may think you are a fool.
The fee goes to the miner who mines the block that includes your transaction.
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Senior Member? The question was not serious, right?
Edit:
Senior Member? The question was not serious, right?
That's why i said "trolling" , he registered 2011. Common....
Whoever that manage to get the block at the time.....
The fee goes to the miner who mines the block that includes your transaction.
If your solo mining, then yes.
If your pool mining it depends on the pool's policy. Check pool features here.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1146108
Answer i was looking for, thank you.
The fee goes to the miner who mines the block that includes your transaction.
If your solo mining, then yes.
If your pool mining it depends on the pool's policy. Check pool features here.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1146108
The fee goes to the miner who mines the block that includes your transaction.
Edit:
Senior Member? The question was not serious, right?
Edit:
Senior Member? The question was not serious, right?
trolling?
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