even a fee with 15 btc will not make his transaction more faster than any other people with proper fees,i assume the sender forget to set the currency in USD so he think he's sending right amount of fees with value 15 USD while he didn't realize that the currency still bitcoin
Well, a pool will always prefer to include a transaction with such a high fee over a transaction with a normal fee. Especially when the size of the transaction is just 0.23KB. It's peanuts for the pools.
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This past few weeks bitcoin have been very aggressive and it almost hit $450 again. I see it rising to that number in the coming days and maybe stabilize from that point then slowly go up again to get another point where it will stay again.
yesterday only touched $ 440 ~ very unfortunate not to exceed $ 450, and now, we are experiencing a dump back, probably will drop to $ 410. but after that. we can hope that it will exceed $ 450. hopefully happen $450 it is not difficult to achieve. I think the next few months we are going to touch it, especially when approaching halving. the price may be above $500 $450 is nothing, I am quite sure that we will touch that price level this month. If you look at what's difficult to reach, then look at $500. That will be a real challenge.
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Hello guys i want to ask you guys something . Will bitcoin survive this year? Because the rates of btc are goin down and down Just look at the long term graph and you will see that the Bitcoin price is going up instead of down. You focus too much on the short term. And yes, Bitcoin will definitely survive this year, not sure why you even ask this question.
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surely i will choose gold, because bitcoin just for shorterm not for longterm
Bitcoin is definitely for the long term. At this point the total amount of people that are actually using Bitcoin is very low. This just shows that we can gain soo much more adoption throughout the years. If you know what the real potential of Bitcoin is you will definitely choose Bitcoin over Gold.
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I do, because the darknet will raise up the bitcoin and they will push the value of bitcoin, using this way, we get more value of bitcoin. that's why I will put some of the dollar to bitcoin to seek values, or Chinese miners do. The darknet doesn't make the price go up, they just use it as currency, and that's it. Back in 2011 to very early 2013 the majority of the demand came from there. That's why the price nearly halved when SilkRoad was shut down. Nowadays it doesn't affect the price anymore.
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I just noticed it, that must hurt for that person. Someone's loss is a win for the other. F2Pool will surely not complain about it. Nowadays there are more and more blocks where the total amount of collected fees exceeds 1BTC. I think one day ago I have seen one block with more than 4BTC in fees.
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People will always wait with buying no matter what you advice them. They hope to buy at very low price level but they will regret that once they see the price go up. Regret comes always later. Sometimes the waiting time just does not worth, I have seen here many people that are waiting to buy at $100 but i think that is not gonna happen this year at least. People who are waiting to see $100 this year are clowns. I really can't think of a reason of why some one will wait this year for $100.
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Could it be to avoid a dust change output?
How large are the input(s) you use and how many you want to send?
The transactions are ranging from 0.01-0.02BTC per transaction. I try to send them manually 1 by 1 and not as bundled transaction. 0.01BTC is not really what I consider to be dust.
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Why pay a ransom when you can simply reformat and reload the backed up data?
What you say makes sense, but it may be because they probably only back up stuff once a day, if they do it at all. This just shows that they don't take the ICT part very serious. It surprises me that the hackers only demanded 1 Bitcoin.
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There is really nothing you can do with your idle Bitcoin. I just keep them in my wallet, collecting dust.
There are so many opportunities to put them into good use dude you are missing out on more money. keeping it is safer specially if you really don't have any idea on where to use your coins,, and trading might not profit big enough if he won't be putting a high volume of coins on the platform.. Yes right because uselessly trying to earn bitcoins and doing things like trading can be very complex and at times can give you some huge loss. I think if you dont know anything else then better keep them safe and try to sell them when the prices increases. Bolded part is the best advice you can give to people that don't know anything. I really don't understand why some noobs still feel the need to invest their coins in something... It doesn't make sense if you don't know what you are doing, but still do it because your greed is stronger than you. Doesn't make sense.
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I barely use cash anymore. I pay nearly 95% of all my purchases with my bank card. Some times when I go to the bazaar to buy things as fruit I must pay with cash as they don't have hardware to let customers pay electronically. I think the need for cash in a well developed country is low. If you look at Africa or other parts of the world where you find less developed countries, they have no other option than to use cash money.
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People will always wait with buying no matter what you advice them. They hope to buy at very low price level but they will regret that once they see the price go up. Regret comes always later.
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@OP: $800 without solid fundamental developments, e.g., agreement on the block size, is very unrealistic. If the only hope is halving, then my answer is, most probably not. there will be a pump for that occasion, but it will stall somewhere around $600 already.
If you look at the predictions of a lot people here then they name the block halving to be the reason the price will rocket up. They expect too much from the halving. I think the speculation will drive the price probably to $700-$800 but it will be the top. It will fall down again and probably settle between $500-$600.
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Consider lowering down starting bid?
Domain is already sold for the starting bid. You would know that if you took the effort to read the previous posts first. I'll lock this thread.
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I only can replicate this when the transaction is very small, for example 0.52 kb, so if I set the fee to 0.0001BTC, the total fee will be 0.00005210 BTC. Could it be this problem? In this case - and I agree, this is annoying - you would have to calculate the end fee by hand and then set the fee per kb. Could it be this what you mean?
The transaction size is indeed very small, just under 0.3KB to be more precise. In the previous version of the Core client this was never an issue as I could add any kind of manual fee to very small transactions, and it always did what I told my client to do. It's the first time I have to deal with it. I think I have no choice other than to go with fee the client want me to pay at this point, eventhough it might take hours and hours before these transactions get their first confirmation due to the very low included fees.
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I had bought it when the price is still 3xx, but until now I keep him, because I know the price is going up again I regret that I did not buy the bitcoin when the price was at $3xx. It might not go that low in the future. Stop waiting and buy at todays prices. Otherwise you'll keep seeing yourself say the same about when the price was still below $500.
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I want to send some smaller transactions and include a fee of 0.00005-0.0001BTC per transaction. However, the client forces me to pay a fee of 0.000001XX - 0.000007XXBTC which is way too low. I never had these problems before. I could add any fee I wanted till now.
Well, you still can define the fee you want to send. So don't really understand your problem... I can't. No matter what fee amount I manually set, the client is forcing me to pay another fee which is significantly lower than what it must be.
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That is very impossible mate. You havent the warranty that it will only rise in the future. It can also be fall down and that wont be good. I hope later of course that the value will rise, but you never know what can happen later in the future.
It all depends on how Bitcoin develops itself in the future. If there is a real demand for Bitcoin in todays world, then the price will rise accordingly. If the future proofs that the need for Bitcoin is very low, then we will never see a price near $3000, let alone $10,000.
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I want to send some smaller transactions and include a fee of 0.00005-0.0001BTC per transaction. However, the client forces me to pay a fee of 0.000001XX - 0.000007XXBTC which is way too low. I never had these problems before. I could add any fee I wanted till now.
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I once sent a small amount to a family member so he can try to send some transactions and to see how Bitcoin works. He kept spamming me with whatsapp messages because he couldn't send his coins as it wasn't confirmed in his wallet yet. "Why is it stuck in my wallet?!" "Am I doing something wrong?" I just told him to have some patience. It confirmed after 20 minutes.
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