OK thanks for the clarifications - I'm a little wiser than I was before!  |
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It's included in the block which is usually solved by a pool, and divided to each miner (depending on their share of the work done).
How would this work for solo miners, would they ever get tx fee revenue? If they find a block, then yes. What happens is that every transaction contains one or more inputs and one or more outputs. The difference between the total BTC value of the inputs and the total BTC value of the outputs makes up the transaction fee. These coins don't directly go anywhere, in a way they go into nothingness. But miners are allowed to add up all these differences and add them to their base block reward (the 25 BTC we're currently at) when creating their reward-transaction. OK so if they find a block, get rewarded 25 coins how do they add tx fees to this amount and actually see the coins? |
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It's included in the block which is usually solved by a pool, and divided to each miner (depending on their share of the work done).
How would this work for solo miners, would they ever get tx fee revenue? |
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I haven't seen this question raised before. How are tx fees actually distributed to miners?  |
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Double standards at its worse - unfortunately there is nothing that can be done  |
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Chart looks awesome - got some surprising results that I wasn't expecting!
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Another issue would be finding an owner willing to accept BTC |
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Cool idea. I've toyed with the idea of climbing Everest before but unfortunately don't have the physical or mental capability required  It would be good for Bitcoin though to associate with something like this. |
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That's great but: Call me cynical but could this be a way simply to solicit donations? |
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I'd say multibit was a good wallet to choose |
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So I take it no one is interested in buying this? Not to worry I'll hang on to it. Unless someone is interested  |
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Not sure of failed services but I know Virwox has and still does work |
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What one may call hostility another may call a sense of humour |
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That withdrawer problem have to do with US dollars and not Euro or other currency.
It has got to do with ALL currencies, not just $ |
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Virwox are OK but the fees are exorbitant! |
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If the exchange was already in existence and one could view it and verify who the owners are etc etc etc then you may get some interest.
Selling 10% of basically an idea for 4 BTC is pushing it a bit wouldn't you think?
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You could also try one of the exchanges.
I'd go for Bitstamp.
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I've had a few pm's from which I can only say - please read my original post |
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Can tourists get in or is it disallowed to basically most foreigners?
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It is possible to visit North Korea as a tourist but you are not allowed to venture out alone. You are under constant supervision from a 'tour guide' and are taken on mandatory trips to highlight how well the country is doing.
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Who exactly are you referring to? The Japanese PM Shinzo Abe? If so you may want to elaborate slightly to warrant further discussion |
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