Holy cow, 50%? 10%? 30-35%? While I can't speak for other pools, our fees are transparent. You can see blocks mined at https://equipool.1ds.us/payments.

The block height is a link to the payout transaction and you can actually search the explorer for the block height to see the breakdown of fees, i.e.:


For clarification, our pool charges 0.2% fee and donates 0.8% to the BitcoinZ community.

It would be amazing if the video featured a pool that supports the BitcoinZ community. https://forum.btcz.rocks/t/pools-that-love-the-bitcoinz-community/51

BitcoinZ is global. No location is more important than another.

You can download the latest version from https://github.com/bitcoinz-wallets/bitcoinz-copay-wallet/releases

We're constantly working to become more decentralized. Initially, Andev created the ANN thread. We've created a new thread that is managed by an account that multiple people can access.

Coming up, we're going to do the same with the github code repositories. We have set up organizations for teams and are working to structure repositories so they're organized and decentralized:

- https://github.com/btcz
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-wallets
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-sites
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-blockchain
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-dev-tools
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-support
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-explorers
- https://github.com/bitcoinz-planning

Decentralization is something we are always working to achieve. It's something that is new and foreign to our core so plan on BitcoinZ to always be evolving, learning and working to achieve the goal of being completely decentralized. This long road will not come without mistakes but we are determined to research, learn it and succeed at it!

Our network hashrate is not distributed very well. Please read the article I wrote up today: https://forum.btcz.rocks/t/distribute-network-hashpower/43

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! We've got a new version coming out in the next few days that will support AMD as well as CPU mining and much more, please stay tuned!

Many, many volunteers from all over the world. IMHO, We don't define leadership as a position that one holds but a role that one fills. This means anyone with the right intentions and the willingness to help is a leader in whatever their capability is.

We have a channel in slack and discord, #exchanges where several people are tracking the progression of getting on exchanges. I'd contact them there.

The problem is you haven't contacted them yet, letting them know they need to list us!

They go through delays every once in a while.

Never say never. Even if you quit crypto completely right now, it'll probably be unavoidable sooner than you think.

Drop your fee to something like 0.0001 BTCZ. There aren't that many transactions that you need a fee that high yet (or probably ever).

I completely understand. Life in crypto is stressful altogether! Have comfort in knowing we're not rushing into anything to make sure the solution we implement is one that's sound. We've already started with some of the changes to stabilize the wallets. The latest release of the wallet brings us a step closer to fixing the connectivity issue. We're working on the reindexing issue as well at the same time.


Possibly, but I wouldn't be surprised if TradeSatoshi's servers are just falling behind. This isn't the first time their node has been delayed by hours.

Your coins aren't stored in the wallet, they're stored in the blockchain. The connectivity and crashing issues are affecting several coins and we're all working on resolutions. With something as complex as blockchains, we have to be thorough, methodical and careful so as to not make any problems worse. There's a reindex.bat file that's available in the latest version of the wallet to make reindexing easier if your wallet won't start.

1. Don't forget to breathe. It's important to stay calm when dealing with crypto. If you let yourself get heated every time something doesn't go the way you expect, prepare to be in the hospital with a heart attack soon.

2. Crypto is in many ways like space travel. Many people know it exists. A few people have meddled in it. Some have visited it but it's still such a mystery. It's new and there's so much uncharted waters in crypto. We still don't understand what are all its capabilities. We've seen signs that it can change the way we live for the better but unfortunately, there are sharks in the water with us. Because of that, we need to be careful as we explore the future.

3. Your disappointment is a good thing. Why? Because disappointment is what leads to advancement. Frustration leads people to want to make something better. Let's figure out how to resolve these fears and annoyances you have. You're in the right place to do so!

4. TradeSatoshi isn't decentralized in any way, shape or form. It's a centralized exchange. If you want a decentralized exchange, check out BarterDEX. Do know though, that it's under heavy construction. You'll run into bugs, the UI is difficult to understand because it's bleeding edge. The key though, is it is a decentralized exchange that runs off of atomic swaps.

You have to be cautious with crypto. Unfortunately, you're right. People are greedy so many want to scam and steal from you. Not everyone, though. BitcoinZ is built on this. We're here as a community to do great things.  I'd say thank TradeSatoshi for delaying your deposit. At least they stopped you from doing something stupid -- selling your BTCZ for much less than what it's worth.

BitcoinZ doesn't follow trends. MasterNodes are a great way to artificially inflate the price and this isn't what BitcoinZ's goal is.

Haha, I'm with you there.

I don't believe so. You can always just send the funds to your mobile wallet.