If you we're to guess when the fees are on a lower niveau again, what would you suggest? 42 Satoshi feels a bit out of pace.
https://imgur.com/a/IZCrNkjBased on
Johoe's site: 6 sat/byte is enough now for a fast confirmation. Since you're only sending 0.0001 BTC, that's already high, but if you go lower than 5, it may take days/weeks/months to confirm. My advice: try to avoid such small Bitcoin transactions.
curious how much "money fits into a block" as some swaps for 130k go with 130 Satoshis.
I'm not sure what you're asking: blocks are limited by size (in bytes), not in "money".
I'm not familiar how a transaction is being divided into memory/blocks, what determines the size, how fees choose that it can be mined within 1 block or over 30 etc.. => More cryptomoney = Relatively bigger memory size = more fees. It would likely explain itself If I were to dig into how blockchains operate, but made me curious about how fees work. As in if theres a higher fee for really small transfers like my 0.0001 btc. vs lower/optimal fees when transfering something of Size X.
8% fee for moving money is really much. That's why I've been asking myself how to lower the 5-10 Sat/b.
https://imgur.com/a/5GMbRVuThe 0.0001 transaction was my first transaction. It's main purpose is for me to confirm that actually everything arrives at my exchange wallet. Besides that: It's nice to see live how many mb from the tip away you are with 0.2 satoshi per block. 30 is close. Sunday difficulty is supposed to go -15% (easier?), so even cheaper if I read correctly?