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4% is not high yield
.. unless your a toddler thats only experienced saving/investing in the last 3 years
for decades.. a min of 2-3% was just FLAT-RATE to meet inflation. and 4% was like min savings expectation. where 5%-6% was preferred rate.. high yield was more than that
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the key to lasting relationships is to be yourself
1. trying to act more wealthy then you are is setting yourself up for failure, when that high status becomes the expectation you cant cover
2. starting relationships on a lie doesnt help either
3. acting overly interested/confident feels pushy, fake. sometimes its best to not exaggerate feelings or appear false
just be yourself where you are not even trying, feels more genuine real and something someone can get to know better and trust
things only get toxic when you are living a lie or cant communicate openly because you fear how the other will react with the truth
That is the conclusion if the whole matter as you just speak alot in my mind. Just as it's clearly stated when the foundation is faulty the building will definitely collapsed, so it's to relationship when the relationship have some errors of lies failure is set to be inevitable. Try to be who you are not just to impress your relationship, as many do just know you have dig your grave more deep than expected conclusively frank1 have analyze allot that any should not fall in in as much relationship is concerned. its not just about lies. its about setting bad expectations ive seen guys that rent a sportcar/book a 1 day test drive of a sports car, on a particular day they know they have a hot date. they realise they like the woman they had the date with and want a second date. and end up either having to pay extra again to re-rent the sports car to keep the ruse alive. or come clean and ruin the chances.. setting a bad expectation wont help the relationship. if you dont actually live the sportscar lifestyle and cant afford to own a sports car, dont present yourself as a sportscar type of guy. be yourself find a woman that has the interests that align with your real self. if your a nerd. find a woman that likes nerds. if your energetic find a woman that likes your energy. if your a carnivore find a woman that likes meat too, dont be someone you are not. live your true self the other part is confidence. when you give up "trying" to impress... other people stop seeing the fake facade try to push. they stop seeing the subtle presentation of you holding back.. and they see the real you, not the one hiding something.. you instead effortlessly just be normal and become real to the other person, someone they can trust because they see you are not acting a role. the best line ive seen work that made a lasting relationship. she was trying to quietly sneak out of bed in the middle of the night a couple times to go to the bathroom.. so just saying to her "all woman fart, if you need to fart just let rip. as long as you make me a bacon sandwich for breakfast..." laughter began and she was there in the morning with a bacon sandwich. no sneaking off after that woman think they need to present themselves as models that dont do normal human things. the sooner they realise they can relax and be human the better. the best relationships are those where the person you are with is like your best friend. you can tell them your secrets they know how you think, you can tell them anything or do anything and it feels normal, where you both dont need to act a certain way infront of each other |
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Satoshi had 2 PGP keys with MIT server. Aaron Swartz hacked MIT to destroy Satoshi's PGP Keys. Aaron Swartz is not dead as his dead donkey drama were staged to fool the government. His full names then was Aaron David Swartz but he has dropped Aaron from his names and now he is known by is last two names. Any one can fool any one but not their own grandfather.
Satoshi does not need to prove anything to any one and he is not craving for a Nobel Prize in economic.
i know ur trolling.. but its a laugh to think you even want to attempt to now say satoshi is also a reddit creator and wire fraud convicted guy maybe its time u stop wasting your life wanting criminals to be satoshi and actually spend some time learning about how bitcoin works and how facts work and do something with yourself to better your life and prospects |
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Not sure why the deposit limits are so low. Every ATM machine I used at a credit union had this restriction.
everything has a cost for a security guy in a secure van to come and empty an ATM costs money, if they have to empty it daily then cost is 7x a weekly emptying visit. which by doing only X bills per customer means that they can control how fast the machine fills up thus reduce cost of emptying is as regularly if normal people only take out 5 bills and there is a withdrawer 6:1depositor ratio. they dont want more filling up then withdrawing. they want to find the golden ratio to limit securtiy van visits and have a ATM self sustain deposited bills vs withdrawing bills to not need security van visits (there is also some other limitation policies. like risks that some deposit notes might be counterfeit. so limiting deposits limits amounts of fake bills an ATM may end up holding.. ) which can cost the ATM franchise if they hand in fake bills to a bank its the same in retail retailers limit people paying for produce using lots of coinage(nickels&dimes) because a cashier register has a float it has to control to give change but there are costs involved in handling too much coinage. where by if too much coins are in the register and they have to go to a bank to deposit coins. it costs them (there is also some other limitation policies. like risks that some coinage might be counterfeit. so limiting coinage accepted limits amounts of fake coins a cashier may end up holding.. ) which can cost the retailer if they hand in fake coins to a bank |
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Another challenge is the environmental impact of Bitcoin mining. The process of mining requires a significant amount of computational power and energy consumption, which can have negative implications for the environment.
Realistically speaking, it is troubling that people think that bitcoin mining has an impact on the environmental when in fact, the real environment impact of the energy.. bitcoin miners do not generate energy. they generate sha256 hashes they use energy, but that energy is generated by power stations its the power stations that should be instructed to improve i as a user of electric have no power/control/voting rights of how my power is generated. i jsut use what the grid provides. so its the grid that needs investigating and blaming .. its much like politicians blame people for using grocery bags.. um.. no go complain to the plastics factory that make the grocery bags. go to the oil refineries that sell processed sludge into plastics.. go to the oil fields that sell oil to oil refineries users can only use whats available.. so go to the source. change the source, problem solved .. its much like governments allow money printing and cause the national debt.. but then stupidly pretend its the peoples debt um no. i dont do credit cards or mortgages i have no debts thank you so dont blame me.. go to the source of who created the national debt |
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More of the same from Craig today as he has been playing more of the blame game and pleading the Shaggy Defence (it wasn't me) and everyone but him is responsible for the faked documents he has submitted in evidence of him being Satoshi. Today he claimed Christen Ager-Hanssen basically hacked into not only his computer to plant faked documents to frame him but that he also hacked his phone and had access to all his personal communications such as emails and whatsapp messages for months.
as expected.. nothing new. he done same tactic with ATO in 2014 heres my theory Christen Ager-Hanssen invested into CSW scam over the years (financially or sweat equity of promised returns. and now wanted out). and CSW/CSW sponsors like Ayres said "if you act like a disgruntled employee and cause some social drama leaking things that will cause a media storm to get my name viral again, to make me news worthy and notable again ill pay you, and you can be made whole and exit with a golden handshake" (paid dupe) as that too is not a new trick of CSW |
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your fee's were not high in comparison to others. you did not pay priority also looking at when it suggests it was "first seen" by blockchain.com ( a month ago) id presume your TX got purged/dropped.. by most nodes mempools (purge is removal for being part of the low paying cluster that takes up more room then nodes mempools wants to keep) (dropped is when its been too long, usual default is 2 weeks) try to broadcast it again. as different mempools may have purged or dropped your tx from their nodes and mining pools just dont see your transaction EDIT i just pushed it again for you 5 minutes ago when writing this message if you need the HEX of raw tx of your tx to push 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
i just checked a explorer that didnt find your tx 10 minutes ago but now sees it https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/42105820754888a816820be27bd8670b5789e82ffd9f88cb68446c1afe414fa9/mempool.space now sees it https://mempool.space/tx/42105820754888a816820be27bd8670b5789e82ffd9f88cb68446c1afe414fa9you are welcome |
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transactions per block are not a technical limit of physics, nor cost essentially.. its more of a developers politics decision
electric usage is actually more efficient per has each year..
electric generation is more of geo politics of energy companies and politicans plans and budget, not the fault of bitcoin
there are only 2.5m devices around the world powering the security insurance of the blocks confirmation strength
EV cars are a less stable, less controllable utility of the national grids source and utility of electric, and there are more EV's
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once people realise they have no ownership claim of actual bitcoin and cant redeem bitcoin "in-kind" of shares
the benefits they can have of the ETF price exposure is mainly tax related saving for exposure to a market price:
The people who buy Bitcoin ETF for the 401k plan are usually not those who buy Bitcoin for idealistic reasons, but because of the possible positive price development. All those who are idealistic will still buy "real" bitcoins and put them on their self-hosted wallet. but people still think they are buying ownership shares of bitcoin and they think if anything goes wrong with an ETF they as creditors can claim/redeem shares for BTC "in-kind"... i just corrected that false narrative where share holders do not prosper nor get btc if a ETF closes out/bankrupts/dissolves offering so although ETF offers discounted PRICE exposure due to pre-tax access to spot exposure. it does not mean ownership stake of BTC |
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i was the one telling you about the courts.. the treasury, the banksi even underlined them several times in previous posts you were saying how average payer-payee have to be forced.. which contradicts the openness of lack of legislation of such that allowed bitcoin free open use 2009-2013 before legislation was even wrote in regards to bitcoin in any way yes a judge can order a $$ amount but the judge may also say "give back the car" the judge may also refuse the car to be the settlement and demand it be dollar.. but thats CHOICE a judges order is final.. but that order is not forced to only be in dollar amount. a judge has the choice. which usually is dollar first due to the highest level standard status dollar has by being legal tender .. the point being things are measured in legal tender as its the highest level status currency deemed medium of exchange for a community/nation. where by being at that status assumes the most conditions and rules. .. yes the SEC chooses to PREFER that ETF dissolvent of shares to be redeemed "in cash" instead of "in-kind" of a pegged asset.. but thats SEC CHOICE yes the legislators write other laws like taxation and min wage to be rated in USD amounts, as its strengthens the EASE of people to just default choose to use dollar as medium of exchange. but its not FORCING businesses to only accept USD as payment of goods and services.. its just that legal tender has the legislative highest ranking standard of acceptance of trusted medium of exchange for a community/nation but people are not FORCED to only accept USD in america for products, services, debts, fines, taxes.. courts can also request confiscation of assets or other items of value as conditions of settlement of fines/debt
now getting to the point of the topic now that i hope you dont exaggerate the "force" stupidity as the real world outside of your house has millions of examples everyday where you are incorrect about your use of "force" perceptions by bitcoin being a legal tender. comes with consequences.. new laws to attain legal tender status means new conditions of use of said currency too.. such as auditing where your accumulation of currency come from and taxation of it and also having to explain things if you get or give certain amount of and how businesses must act, treat, and use it .. and no its not about when people are forced to use it.. its more about if people choose to accept/give it they need to play by the rules of the status its given when/if using it
When you are asking for a government to pass a law, as would be required to make Bitcoin legal tender, then you are effectively asking that government to send people to jail (or fine them, or whatever) if they don't accept Bitcoin as payment.
It is true that El Salvador's (ridiculous) law has not been followed because it's impractical and stupid, but that doesn't mean it's not a law.
I said yes and no -- there are plenty of laws that are never enforced. My own country has the death penalty for several offences, never carried out, never even used to threaten -- okay outside the point but in this case, there isn't even a stated penalty for this law. Not jail, not fines, nothing. Show me, cause I couldn't find it. Show me one El Salvadoran who's been told the law penalises them for not accepting Bitcoin or one who said the law will penalise people for not accepting it (that's making your life easy, because we're not looking for anyone who's been penalised). We've definitely beaten this to death though... so I'll say no more too. there is no legislation in el salvador that puts people in jail if they choose not to use bitcoin please get outside of your house and explore the world of real life examples |
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i hope this is not just a discussion of mempool.space
i hope its a discussion of observations of anything related to things that affect different mempools of different services, nodes or things that affect the functionality, utility of any/all mempools of the network
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once people realise they have no ownership claim of actual bitcoin and cant redeem bitcoin "in-kind" of shares the benefits they can have of the ETF price exposure is mainly tax related saving for exposure to a market price: when using pre-tax income, its like discount if employer matched, its like 2x think about it if you earn say $35k salary using https://smartasset.com/taxes/income-taxes (advance) putting $4660 as your investment pre-tax into 401k (which should be enough shares to be exposure equivalent to spot price of 0.1btc right now)  your take home difference is not $4660 but only $3895 thus a discount of 0.1($4660)exposure equivalence(but not ownership) you only paid $3895 if you have employer match of 0.2($9320)exposure equivalence(but not ownership) you only paid $3895 |
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But I never heard anything about credit unions having such problems. Why is that?
credit unions are not big businesses with large customers. so you dont hear about it in media.. .. but (5 second google search later) 6 Towns Credit Union Limited was placed into administration on 5 September 2023 and has now stopped trading. James Sleight and Peter Hart of PKF Geoffrey Martin & Co have been appointed as joint administrators. Inter-American Federal Credit Union, Brooklyn, NY 03/08/2023 Closed
O. F. Toalston Federal Credit Union, Logan, WV 11/15/2022 Closed
Mingo County Education Federal Credit Union, Williamson, WV 11/15/2022 Closed
Paducah Teachers Federal Credit Union, Paducah, KY 09/30/2022 Closed
Empire Financial Federal Credit Union, New York, NY 03/04/2022 Closed
Portsmouth Schools Federal Credit Union, Portsmouth, VA 12/30/2021 Closed
C O Federal Credit Union, Charleston, SC 09/17/2021 Closed
Defense Logistics Federal Credit Union, Dover, NJ 07/01/2021 Closed
Indianapolis Newspaper Federal Credit Union, Indianapolis, IN 03/31/2021 Closed
IBEW Local Union 712 Federal Credit Union, Beaver, PA 05/29/2020 Closed
CBS Employees Federal Credit Union, Studio City, CA 03/29/2019 Closed
Radio, Television and Communication Federal Credit Union, Staten Island, NY 10/12/2018 Closed
LOMTO Federal Credit Union, Woodside, NY 09/30/2018 Closed
Melrose Credit Union, Briarwood, NY 08/31/2018 Closed
Greater Christ Baptist Church Credit Union, Detroit 07/31/2018 Closed
Louisville Metro Police Officers Credit Union, Louisville, Kentucky 06/29/2018 Closed
First Jersey Credit Union, Wayne, NJ 02/28/2018 Closed
St. Elizabeth’s Credit Union, Chicago 01/30/2018 Closed
Riverdale Credit Union, Selma, AL 12/04/2017 Closed
New York State Employees Federal Credit Union, NY 10/27/2017 Closed
Shreveport Federal Credit Union, Shreveport, LA 10/02/2017 Closed
Valley State Credit Union, Saginaw, MI 03/31/2017 Closed
Florida Conference AME Church (FCAMEC) Federal Credit Union, Tallahassee, FL 03/17/2017 Closed
First African Baptist Church Federal Credit Union, Sharon Hill, PA 11/29/2016 Closed
Servco Federal Credit Union, Bensalem, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
Cardozo Lodge Federal Credit Union, Bensalem, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
Chester Upland School Employees Federal Credit Union, Chester, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
Triangle Interests % Service Center Federal Credit Union, Bensalem, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
Electrical Inspectors Federal Credit Union, Bensalem, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
O P S EMP Federal Credit Union, Bensalem, PA 04/05/2016 Closed
Veterans Health Administration Credit Union, Detroit 03/29/2016 Closed
Education Associations Federal Credit Union, Washington, DC 03/04/2016 Closed
Mildred Mitchell-Bateman Hospital Federal Credit Union, Huntington, WV 02/24/2016 Closed
CTK Credit Union, Milwaukee 02/05/2016 Closed
First Hawaiian Homes Federal Credit Union, Hoolehua, HI 12/29/2015 Closed
Bethex Federal Credit Union, Bronx, New York 12/18/2015 Closed
Greater Abyssinia Federal Credit Union, Cleveland 12/01/2015 Closed
Helping Other People Excel Federal Credit Union, Jackson, NJ 11/20/2015 Closed
SWC Credit Union, Tampa, FL 09/24/2015 Closed
SCICAP Credit Union, Chariton, IA 08/28/2015 Closed
Lakeside Federal Credit Union, Hammond, IN 07/16/2015 Closed
Trailblazer Federal Credit Union, Washington, PA 07/10/2015 Closed
TLC Federal Credit Union, Tillamook, OR 04/30/2015 Closed
North Dade Community Development Federal Credit Union, Miami Gardens, FL 03/31/2015 Closed
American Bakery Workers Federal Credit Union, Philadelphia 01/30/2015 Closed
Health One Credit Union, Detroit 12/12/2014 Closed
Metropolitan Church of God Credit Union, Detroit 12/03/2014 Closed
County & Municipal Employees Credit Union, Edinburg, TX 10/10/2014 Closed
Republic Hose Employees Federal Credit Union, Youngstown, OH 09/30/2014 Closed
Louden Depot Community Credit Union, Fairfield, IA 09/05/2014 Closed
IBEW Local 816 Federal Credit Union, Paducah, KY 07/10/2014 Closed
Life Line Credit Union, Richmond, VA 05/23/2014 Closed
Mayfair Federal Credit Union, Philadelphia 03/31/2014 Closed
Parsons Pittsburg Credit Union, Parsons, KA 03/21/2014 Closed
St. Francis Campus Credit Union, Little Falls, MI 02/14/2014 Closed
Polish Combatants Credit Union, Bedford, OH 11/22/2013 Closed
Craftsman Credit Union, Detroit 09/06/2013 Closed
Taupa Lithuanian Credit Union, Cleveland. OH 07/15/2013 Closed
PEF Federal Credit Union, Highland Heights, OH 07/01/2013 Closed
Ochsner Clinic Federal Credit Union, New Orleans 06/28/2013 Closed
NCP Community Development Federal Credit Union, Norfolk, VA 05/31/2013 Closed
Electrical Workers #527 Federal Credit Union, Texas City, TX 05/23/2013 Closed
Lynrocten Federal Credit Union, Lynchburg, VA 05/03/2013 Closed
Shiloh of Alexandria Federal Credit Union, Alexandria, VA 04/12/2013 Closed
I.C.E. Federal Credit Union, Inglewood, CA 03/15/2013 Closed
Pepsi Cola Federal Credit Union, Buena Park, CA 03/15/2013 Closed
Amez United Credit Union, Detroit 02/19/2013 Closed
New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church Credit Union, Milwaukee 01/07/2013 Closed
Chetco Federal Credit Union, Harbor, OR 12/31/2012 Closed
Olean Federal Credit Union, Olean, NY 12/17/2012 Closed
G.I.C. Federal Credit Union, Euclid, OH 12/13/2012 Closed
Border Lodge Credit Union, Derby, VT 11/30/2012 Closed
Women’s Southwest Federal Credit Union, Dallas 10/31/2012 Closed
U.S. Central Bridge Corporate Federal Credit Union, Lenexa, KS 10/29/2012 Closed
El Paso’s Federal Credit Union, El Paso, TX 09/28/2012 Closed
United Catholic Credit Union, Temperance, MI 08/09/2012 Closed
A M Community Credit Union, Kenosha, WI 08/01/2012 Closed
Western Bridge Corporate Federal Credit Union, San Dimas, CA 07/06/2012 Closed
Telesis Community Credit Union, Chatsworth, CA 06/01/2012 Closed
Wausau Postal Employees Credit Union, Wausau, WI 05/18/2012 Closed
Shepherd’s Federal Credit Union, Charlotte, NC 03/26/2012 Closed
Saguache County Credit Union, Moffat, CO 03/23/2012 Closed
People for People Community Development Credit Union (CDCU), Philadelphia 02/19/2012 Closed
Eastern New York Federal Credit Union, Napanoch, NY 01/27/2012 Closed
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From this above statement, then I can boldly say that mempool.space is NOT PROBABLY FAIR.
This is my opinion anyway, I will drop this case and allow other bitcointalk users to make their own contribution here.
Thank you
the website has no relevance to network performance. its just a stat website with limited scope of the available data to see its not a fairness thing.. its just a crappy display site for certain details. there are many other websites, explorers and stat sites. hope you find one you can enjoy |
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however, as a separate debate
your incessant rants about "force" are exaggerated and can be proven exaggerated should you dare go on a flight with airmiles or buy products using loyalty points.
I've said many, many times here that there is no law (in the US at least) that stops anybody from taking any form of payment they want, including air miles--and legal tender has nothing to do with that. I don't know how more times I will need to say this, but I guess I'll keep going until it's no longer necessary. Legal tender status forces the payee to accept the form of payment whether they want to or not.you have just contradicted and debunked yourself. if you do not have dollars, the IRS, courts can seize your property to settle debts(bye bye mansion, bye bye lambo). you are not forced to only pay in legal tender. only preferred that legal tender is used as its deemed a higher status recognition level than other currencies/mediums-of-exchange.. a higher status that comes with a higher level of conditions of use .. for instance 2009-2013 no one cared if people moved millions of value of btc 2016+ legislators/regulators cared about movements of value of $10k of any property/asset/commodity designation of bitcoin if bitcoin becomes legal tender. they will limit ATM to spot valued limits of $500 a day and want services to report spot valued amounts of bitcoin moving over $1k if bitcoin did get legal tender status in US. banks and treasuries can accept deposits/taxes in bitcoin as its reached the higher leve recognition stations.. but that does not then mean banks/treasuries will force everyone to only pay in the form of bitcoin not unless further legislation is wrote to dictate such separate from the legal tender declarations EG el salvador still accepts US dollar as legal tender too, but could separately declare that dollar is no longer legal tender and deem it a lesser currency your exaggeration of force has been contradicted by even yourself... because if there was force. then no other currency could be used for normal things. meaning bitcoin would have been banned by said force you infer |
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Ok.
Then it should DETECT THE TRANSACTION AT LEAST.I am aware of priorities. Higher preference would be given to higher bytes fees but at least DETECT IT. Mempool says transaction not found. It is one thing to detect a transaction and it is another thing to process such transaction. This is an unfair treatment given to me and I believe it should be addressed properly
there is no centralised mempool that mining pools use each fullnode sets its own default mempool limit. some purge more the 300mb some less, some more mempool.space's node has a lower storage amount this does not mean that your transaction is forgot by the entire network. just not seen by one websites node dont be upset that one website doesnt see your transaction.. mempool.space is not a network feature mining pools grab transactions from.. its jsut a website of a name of something but does not signify by namesake that its what the network uses as anything central to te network for instance blockchain.com is not the central storage of the network blockchain. its just a website with a name. the name does not mean its the central repository of everyones blockdata people grab data from.. its just once instance showing its own nodes display.. by seeing that mining pools do randomly select (lottery) cheaper transactions proves that mining pools do see cheaper transactions IN THEIR mempools of THEIR nodes. but you are just part of the lottery of the ~120 of 17k tx basket of your fee range yet to be selected at random.. |
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i too have not been happy with the decisions greg and his ilk peers of blocksteam have roadmapped bitcoin towards, but it is still bitcoin
even the real satoshi announced gavin to take over as lead "chief science officer", and then the batton passed to greg maxwell as lead "chief scientists/technology of bitcoin" and so on.. even merchants and services, and even governments recognise btc as bitcoin
heck BSV is announced as something new 15 November 2018,, not 2009
even funnier BSV did not fork from bitcoin, but from BCH
there is a deviation of 2017-2018 block data that shows that BSV is not a twin sister of btc. but a daughter of BCH which is a daughter of BTC
so BSV is a grandchild of BTC not a twin of BTC
yep BSV is a offspring(fork) 2 generations below bitcoin.. BSV is not the original.. hard blockdata and code prove it
an example..
lets take the 20th of august block#480,000. BSV used the BCH chain data. where by block #480000 on BSV had 21 transactions which is what BCH had
BSV and BCH had 21 transactions but BTC had 2117 transactions
yep the 21 transaction of BCH/BSV following was not even 1% following.. it was literally nearly an empty block no one used, wanted
again for emphasis
BSV is a offspring(fork) 2 generations below bitcoin.. BSV is not the original.. hard blockdata and code prove it
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Note the minimum fee here is 9sat/byte
that does not mean that blocks are grabbing all transactions 9sat up it means SOME mining pools are selectively (pot luck lottery style) adding a couple random transactions outside the "highest fee first" policy just to seem reasonable.. the 9sat/b does not mean your 16sat/b has priority over say the 20sat/b ones nor means that your 16sat/b should come before the pot luck lottery of cheap fees outside the fastest first policy you just have to be patient yes its annoying, yes bitcoin is made using code. yes code can codify rules of acceptance to be more fair, yes transactions can be analysed into a formulae where coin-age and "first seen" can produce a priority order... but many people that want bitcoin to be annoying to promote offchain systems as solutions to the annoyances, dont want the annoyances fixed
using https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,2h,count there is about 17,000 transactions waiting paying 14-17sat/b so you are in a waiting list with 17k other transactions of about your fee rate(51k minus 34k) looking at latest block(fee range chart, highlighting transaction in the 15-16sat/b basket range) https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/blocks/btc/829631 out of 1038 transactions in that block that miningpool only randomly selected 118 transactions from the basket of transactions 15-16sat/b meaning only ~11% of a block selector chooses the lottery of your range. but your range has 17k other competitors so math suggest if only ~120tx of your range are selected per block you have a 120 of 17k chance of being in next block(0.7%) |
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I am surprised to see mempool.space here in bitcointalk . Anyway, welcome!
My question is : can you synchronise mempool.space to the blockchain.com Explorer? I actually sent Bitcoin from my blockchain wallet and mempool.space was unable to detect the transaction. This is weird. The transaction ID is 42105820754888a816820be27bd8670b5789e82ffd9f88cb68446c1afe414fa9
. The link on blockchain Explorer is
blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/42105820754888a816820be27bd8670b5789e82ffd9f88cb68446c1afe414fa9
. When I search for it on mempool.space, it shows transaction not found.
your transaction pays 16sat/b however mempool.space has a "no priority" minimum of 20sat/b meaning their mempool purged your transaction but blockchain.com did not purge it and still sees it as pending Ok. I can agree with you on this. However, during that period, the fees were high but now, the fees are relatively moderate and with the same amount today as fees, the transaction should be confirmed. In my own opinion, the transaction should be detected by mempool at least. This is unfair. I have sent fees of 10 sat/byte and mempool.space detected it. your tx wont confirm fast because currently (2 hour ago) fastestFee: 27 sat/vB halfHourFee: 25 sat/vB hourFee: 23 sat/vB economyFee: 20 sat/vB fees of 23sat/b took hour+ so you have to wait and hope your transaction out of the many that also pay 16sat/b get picked up also mempools detecting it does not mean MINING pools pick it up. especially if there are megabytes of other transactions 17sat/b+ waiting ahead of you.. even though SOME mining pools selectively choose a couple transactions outside of "highest first" policy. to appear helpful. would make those couple transactions of lesser fee just pot luck getting ahead of the queue.. not a policy that guarantees you getting added any time soon put it this way.. right now https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,2h,weightthere are about 50mb of transactions ahead of yours ~4mb a block means 12 blocks of transactions paying 17sat/b before getting to yours and if everyone even in last couple hours pays more then 17sat/b it then treats the 17sat/b+ more priority even if your transaction is 10 hours old, but their 17sat/b is 2 minutes old, they come first(in usualy highest fee first) policy |
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