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Very good thread! 1Q35KngofdsjHEfSgpmy3Ek1S3sN1VPXab Thanks!  |
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GIVE EM TO ME BTCBTCBTCBTC
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wtf is this? you're posting about a website selling illegal drugs?
you should be banned
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GS can just throw in 1 billion and it would make the bitcoin worth thousands of dollars
then they take it back and destroys bitcoin!!
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THIS IS THE FLASHCRASH, THEY'RE TRYING TO DESTROY THE BITCOIN
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Looking at OP's nick, I suspect someone just created this account to troll us. Miners mine because they receive an incentive to do so.
Currently, the 25 BTC block reward is the primary incentive. The transaction fee will only become an issue when the block subsidy approaches zero. This won't happen for several decades. However, when it does, transaction fees will need to provide enough incentive for miners to continue mining. By this time, it is assumed that Bitcoin will have grown to the point that there will be millions of transactions with small fees attached to them, and the sum of these fees will provide an incentive for miners to continue mining (e.g. one billion 1-cent transaction fees total $10 million in incentives for miners).
And, even if BTC becomes so valuable that .0005 BTC is worth a lot relative to fiat, the transaction fee can be reduced. All that matters is that a balance is achieved wherein miners are happy with the incentives they are given for their work, and users are happy with the low transaction costs.
uh oh I thought bitcoin was decentralized, so now we can lower the transaction fee, who's behind all that? who controls that? The majority of the users control that.something doesn't seem to be THAT transparent about bitcoins, how come some people liek MTGOX can transform real currencies to bitcoins and I can't do that myself? something's not right here ...I'm suspecting you're a 10 year old trolling us here.I herd this story of the guy who was caught by the feds cos he was using bitcoins, he went to the smaller for that I herd this story of the guy who was caught by the feds cos he was trolling too muchTransaction fees are voluntary on the part of the person making the bitcoin transaction, as the person attempting to make a transaction can include any fee or none at all in the transaction. Exactly. You actually never have to pay a transaction fee, and you will probably never be required to do so. However, including a small fee such as .0005 BTC provides extra incentive for miners to include the transaction within a block. WAIT WHAT? so I was paying for phantom "mandatory" transaction fees? how the hell do I NOT pay these transactions. seriously there are like alreayd 11 million bitcoins in circulation, I don't want to pay a single penny for mining. Use your brains and eyes, please. READ. Who told you you're paying for mining except your own hardware costs and electricity?Pretty sure your posting is causing permanent brain damage. We are all dumber for having read it. I award you no bitcoin. May God have mercy on your soul. try to be more imaginative, this will help you the day your bitcoin wallet gets erased dude you are the troll, I came here saying the transaction fee will ruin the bitcoin and it seems I was fooled because there's no transaction fee, how is this TROLLING? and how do I remove this transaction fee, I AM NOT PAYING IT! It's been some time since I paid the transaction fee for my transactions. I am suspecting you used a ton of those 'free bitcoin sites' and got a ton of micro-bitcoins. You then tried to send that out, and of course you're expected to pay the transaction fee. Try to send a ton of micropayments with PayPal and you'll get the point. Miners are opting to not process spammy transactions without a fee, as that will clog the network. Please read the following if you're not trolling. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_feesI found out the program was putting the fee by default without my consent! once I deactivated this it removed the fees, is that even LEGAL? I like where your going with this bitcoindownfall, but the IRS is the least of my worries when it comes to the future of BTC. I am sure that BTC is being watched by the powers that be and I am sure they already have a plan of action in place in case BTC even begins to infringe on their monopoly over commerce and trade. I'm talking the credit companies and PayPal. They own commerce on the internet, end of story. BTC entire economy is paltry in comparison. However, should BTC manage to attain a foothold, move anywhere close to being on the same level of use and conveinience as PP or mastercard, the big corporations, the money lenders, the banks, they will easily put together the $ to buy out 51% and effectively wipe out BTC like brushing a fly off the back of their wrist. For now BTC is too puny for them to bother with, plus nobody actually uses it to buy anything so they aint threatened, but mark my words, as soon as it starts to see wider adoption and use...BOOM, goldman sachs and BoA or whoever will shut it down quick and for good. Every genius out there who has caught BTC fever and moved his granny into a "home" so he could sell her house and convert it into BTC will see a life savings fortune turn to pennies (and I'm from Canada where pennies are no longer worth the junk metal they are printed on) and there will be mass suicides ala 1929. Warren Buffet and Bloomberg will wring their hands and gloat over every ruined BTC highroller, congratulating themselves for teaching us all a harsh lesson, and to never again dare and pretend at their throne.
In a dogfight, only the winners eat. you got it right, I don't think it will happen NOW but in a matter of years it will, who knows WHO is behind all these bitcoin robberies? could be them! are they people putting all their life savings on bitcoins really? this is insanity, the bitcoin will sooner or later die, just profit as much as you can until they shut down the whole system. I think people call me a troll because they don't want to hear the sheer truth, they just don't want to believe that there are enemies out there who will use all their power to take down the bitcoin when it gets on their way. do you guys know the feds made a report about bitcoins? WE ARE ALL BEING BUGGED |
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The majority of the users control that. oh yeah really? tell me how can I control this, please I want to learn. |
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Looking at OP's nick, I suspect someone just created this account to troll us. Miners mine because they receive an incentive to do so.
Currently, the 25 BTC block reward is the primary incentive. The transaction fee will only become an issue when the block subsidy approaches zero. This won't happen for several decades. However, when it does, transaction fees will need to provide enough incentive for miners to continue mining. By this time, it is assumed that Bitcoin will have grown to the point that there will be millions of transactions with small fees attached to them, and the sum of these fees will provide an incentive for miners to continue mining (e.g. one billion 1-cent transaction fees total $10 million in incentives for miners).
And, even if BTC becomes so valuable that .0005 BTC is worth a lot relative to fiat, the transaction fee can be reduced. All that matters is that a balance is achieved wherein miners are happy with the incentives they are given for their work, and users are happy with the low transaction costs.
uh oh I thought bitcoin was decentralized, so now we can lower the transaction fee, who's behind all that? who controls that? The majority of the users control that.something doesn't seem to be THAT transparent about bitcoins, how come some people liek MTGOX can transform real currencies to bitcoins and I can't do that myself? something's not right here ...I'm suspecting you're a 10 year old trolling us here.I herd this story of the guy who was caught by the feds cos he was using bitcoins, he went to the smaller for that I herd this story of the guy who was caught by the feds cos he was trolling too muchTransaction fees are voluntary on the part of the person making the bitcoin transaction, as the person attempting to make a transaction can include any fee or none at all in the transaction. Exactly. You actually never have to pay a transaction fee, and you will probably never be required to do so. However, including a small fee such as .0005 BTC provides extra incentive for miners to include the transaction within a block. WAIT WHAT? so I was paying for phantom "mandatory" transaction fees? how the hell do I NOT pay these transactions. seriously there are like alreayd 11 million bitcoins in circulation, I don't want to pay a single penny for mining. Use your brains and eyes, please. READ. Who told you you're paying for mining except your own hardware costs and electricity?Pretty sure your posting is causing permanent brain damage. We are all dumber for having read it. I award you no bitcoin. May God have mercy on your soul. try to be more imaginative, this will help you the day your bitcoin wallet gets erased dude you are the troll, I came here saying the transaction fee will ruin the bitcoin and it seems I was fooled because there's no transaction fee, how is this TROLLING? and how do I remove this transaction fee, I AM NOT PAYING IT! |
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Miners mine because they receive an incentive to do so.
Currently, the 25 BTC block reward is the primary incentive. The transaction fee will only become an issue when the block subsidy approaches zero. This won't happen for several decades. However, when it does, transaction fees will need to provide enough incentive for miners to continue mining. By this time, it is assumed that Bitcoin will have grown to the point that there will be millions of transactions with small fees attached to them, and the sum of these fees will provide an incentive for miners to continue mining (e.g. one billion 1-cent transaction fees total $10 million in incentives for miners).
And, even if BTC becomes so valuable that .0005 BTC is worth a lot relative to fiat, the transaction fee can be reduced. All that matters is that a balance is achieved wherein miners are happy with the incentives they are given for their work, and users are happy with the low transaction costs.
uh oh I thought bitcoin was decentralized, so now we can lower the transaction fee, who's behind all that? who controls that? something doesn't seem to be THAT transparent about bitcoins, how come some people liek MTGOX can transform real currencies to bitcoins and I can't do that myself? something's not right here I herd this story of the guy who was caught by the feds cos he was using bitcoins, he went to the smaller for that Transaction fees are voluntary on the part of the person making the bitcoin transaction, as the person attempting to make a transaction can include any fee or none at all in the transaction. Exactly. You actually never have to pay a transaction fee, and you will probably never be required to do so. However, including a small fee such as .0005 BTC provides extra incentive for miners to include the transaction within a block. WAIT WHAT? so I was paying for phantom "mandatory" transaction fees? how the hell do I NOT pay these transactions. seriously there are like alreayd 11 million bitcoins in circulation, I don't want to pay a single penny for mining. Pretty sure your posting is causing permanent brain damage. We are all dumber for having read it. I award you no bitcoin. May God have mercy on your soul. try to be more imaginative, this will help you the day your bitcoin wallet gets erased |
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Uhhh... k.
this is what they don't want you to know are you all so blind or what? do you really think the government and holding corps are not trying to destroy bitcoins? I'm not even talking about the IRS, people here defrauding the IRS and people trying to buy drugs on SR or even people trying to launder their money, do you really think all this is not watched by the feds? |
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these lasts months the price of the bitcoin has sharply rised, some users are hoarding but it also rises because more and more people are getting to know bitcoins. the number of bitcoins is virtually limited to 21 millions, we've got less than 1 million users for now but imagine one day the price of the bitcoins becomes so high that a transaction fee will cost several bucks. the minimum transaction fee is 0.0005 btc thats currently 0,2 cents per transaction... that's nothing alright but this is only the beginning, due to its strict monetary policy, the bitcoin will kill itself when the transaction cost will be very high this will refrain a lot of people from doing transactions. ppl don't realize how dangerous this is, just imagine bitcoin enemies (goldman sachs for example) putting billions into the bitcoin system, this will cause the bitcoin to be worth several thousands dollars, it will kill the whole system they know it and when bitcoin becomes too popular they will slay it that way the best way to avoid this catastrophic disaster is to remove any kind of transaction fee, bitcoin mining is a waste of time, who the hell is trying to mine a nanobitcoin? seriously WTF stop mining, this will cause you permanent brain damage from heat stroke (true) BTCBTCBTC |
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