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521  Economy / Economics / Re: China's real-estate sector is NOT doing well, it might bring whole economy down on: January 03, 2024, 02:46:19 PM
there is facts and data on the internet. but you cherry pick without understanding the context.
for instance even stompix done it too
"USA's fertility rate is 1.66 , China is 1.09."

he didnt use the context that years prior US had higher rate
he didnt use the context that years prior china had lower rate


And in what alternate reality did that happen?
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.TFRT.IN?locations=CN

meaning US is on the decline and china is on the rise

And in what other different reality is that happening?
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.GROW?end=2022&locations=CN-US&start=2010

which again as said, those that were 22+ in 2017 are still ingrained in one child family planning. so not planning on bursting out a football team in the next couple years

How do you explain that not only there wasn't a pop but the number is even lower compared to the one child policy time?

You're ignoring a lot of things in your assumption as always, you treat countries like simple statistics abased on your own views, completely ignoring what previous policies have done and the mindset of mainland china. Everyone, including the population, waited for this policy change with hope, it's in their culture to have a boy child first, or at least a boy if one kid, that's why it was expected millions who only had a daughter to try to have a boy kid, millions in their 22-35 age gap, well it didn't happen because they realized the cost of rising a second child is just out of their reach so the miracle didn't materialize!

But of course, you're not going to believe me so, a simple question, why did the chinese main statistics center stopped posting fertility rates for 4 years after 2017, the first year of policy change and all the data was coming from regional government till they couldn't hide it anymore?
When China or any other country cancels the release of a basic indicator, you know it's so bad they don't even want to talk about it!

China's inflation is low enough, why don't turn on the Yuan money-printer and let it go BRRRRR.

They've done it already though regional government debt!
Local government debt in China is $12 trillions, they printed money like mad and hid it under a ton of other statistics, but slowly as things crumble and state companies go bankrupt the pile of money pumped like there was no tomorrow comes in plain sight!

https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Caixin/China-s-trillion-dollar-dilemma-of-local-government-hidden-debt

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China's local authorities have accumulated trillions of dollars of liabilities off the books. They mainly include bonds issued by local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), state-owned companies set up to finance local investment such as building infrastructure. Debt is also hidden in public-private partnership projects, shady loan contracts and other channels used by local governments to raise money.
There is no publicly available official data on the current scale of the hidden debt.

As usual, when things are bad, they stop talking or releasing any data about it!
Imagine the outrage in Europe if any govemermnt wouldn't release data about the debt of the town halls, regions  or state companies?
When one tiny thing hidden comes to light there is like a war erupted in the media, when it's china...well, it's china!
522  Economy / Economics / Re: And the most worthless fiat currency of 2023 was: The Iranian Rial! on: January 03, 2024, 02:22:45 PM
Have you considered that the western sanctions against Iran has anything to do with it? This is why countries like Iran are joining economic groups like BRICS and also why these countries wants to ditch the US Dollar as a global reserve currency.

They have trying ditching it a long time ago, but nobody wants to touch their currency and by putting together the whorls shitiest currencies, who do you think will touch them?

You know the difference between the euro and the brics currency?
Before there was the euro the franc, the deutsche mark, even the lira or the escudo were stable currencies, there was no 600% devaluation against the dollar in a year for any of them, and even with that it triggered a few problems, imagine now the rial and the rupee together!

You and pooya87 are like Yin and Yang. I would really love to see him in this thread Cheesy

Not going to happen you know why his topics are moderated?

Because I kept calling out his lies, like when they destroyed 1 trillion of us army equipment in one Iranian attack on us bases, we all know what happened afterwards when it was daylight, there was no trillion damage but it was a civilian planed downed by their own army on their own airport.   Grin
I always put numbers in my topics, he pushes fantasy Iranian propaganda, and he's so insecure about it that he needs to censor any other opinion!

Does it really make sense? First of all, take care of your country and don't come here if you dislike this place and people and second of all, why should you feel happy if someone has some problems, I don't get it.

Because they can't! That's it!
That is why they hate the US and the western world, like a child that can't draw and the first thing they do is to try to destroy the other kids drawings.
It's envy grown from impotence, they see everything around them going to dust and they can't blame themselves, they need an enemy!

Now there will be someone who will tell how good it is to live in Iran, and how they will soon create their own currency together with Russia, and then the dollar will definitely collapse Smiley)))

Oh yeah, and all this while counting in $ how much his coins are worth!
523  Economy / Economics / Re: And the most worthless fiat currency of 2023 was: The Iranian Rial! on: January 03, 2024, 12:58:02 AM
Honestly, I would have expected to see by local currency, the Venezuelan Bolivar (VES) here in this thread. I guess it is good not being the case of being the most devaluated and shit FiAT of this past year. I still remember when our currency used to lose 50% of it's purchasing power in a single week or so.

It's because you've have cut so many zeros and went though so many changes of name that right now it's not the weakest anymore, just as with the Zimbabwe dollar, if you cut enough zeros of it you make it super strong. Of course that would mean you also get paid 2-3 coins a month  Wink
Actually quite curios, what's the real rate right now for whatever bolivar you have right now? If possible a medium wage vs a bottle of cola comparison?

Now it starts to make more sense why you see them trying to stoke tensions in the Middle East. Apparently one of the only things of value, at least while the horrible religious leaders stay in charge, that they're able to export to anyone is oil. Which means they'll try to cause any chaos they can in an effort to make more money from this commodity. They stifle every other area of their economy with their religious crap and oppress women at every opportunity, it's a shame for the normal people in the country but the religious bullies are in charge. The sooner the government falls the better, but they have had their claws into everything for such a long time it will take a monumental effort to break free.

Of course it makes sense.

Every failure of a government that is unable to keep its population fed will invent enemies, it will all be because of the US because of the west, because of women not covering their faces, because of jeans, because of rock music, you need to feed the population lies otherwise if you run out of virtual enemies their will turn to the real enemy, the idiotic government in charge of the country, they will look at the numbers and see that despite being rich in oil, gas, despite being the most that and that as propaganda claims they still earn $100 a month and their GDP is the size of Bulgaria.
524  Economy / Economics / Re: How influential is crypto worldwide? on: January 02, 2024, 03:42:51 PM
Coinweb says that the total number of crypto wallets worldwide is 84.02 million,  a significant portion of users from Europe and the U.S. That makes for 420+ million crypto users. 

What do we consider a user to be?
Because if somebody is not actively using Bitcoin or other crypto daily and are just storing them on Binance or Kraken then that's no different than calling nobody a Tesla user because he has stocks in it and not because he has a car.

And I'm not buying that close to half a billion number, just look redound you, does it feel like one in ten persons is a crypto user?
The number is way smaller than this, I would even dare to say by an order of magnitude, 40 million sounds way more plausible than 400 million.




525  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: ViaBTC free slots available [1 Jan 2024] on: January 02, 2024, 03:16:16 PM
Bots are again abusing ViaBTC free accelerator.
In the last block mined by ViaBTC, the minimum required fee rate for getting confirmation normally was more than 80 sat/vbyte. ViaBTC included 165 one input - one output ordinal transactions that paid 23-24 sat/vbyte each.

There are free spots or at least they were available last hour.
Managed to push one tx for somebody then as I saw still 24 spots I said what the hell, accelerate my own, too bad Viabtc is using a small node, so my tx which shows on all major node was pruned from theirs!
Now you don't have to just :
- be at the right time of 00
- make sure your tx is under 0.5kb and over 10sat/b no /vb
- beat some bots or pray they are not active exactly that hour
- pray that Viabtc has found  few blocks that day so you're not looking at a no spot hour

You know have to also beat the pruning fee for 300MB nodes!
526  Economy / Economics / Re: China's real-estate sector is NOT doing well, it might bring whole economy down on: January 02, 2024, 03:10:02 PM
firstly china no longer has the "one child" policy so expect more children per parent

China ended the one child policy in 2016! It's been now 8 years since then!
Look at the statistics and articles about it:
https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-fertility-rate-drops-record-low-109-2022-state-media-2023-08-15/
This is from their own sources!!!

And if you're comparing China with the US
The US population grew by 394,053
China's population decreased by 850,000
The US had a birth rate of 11.0/1000 , China had 6.77/1000
USA's fertility rate is 1.66 , China is 1.09.
Should I add that 24 000 chinese tried to enter the US illegally while.., u know it already!

As for the topic :
https://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/3246908/chinas-home-developers-suffer-further-sales-skid-end-miserable-2023-2024-offers-slim-hope-amid

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China’s top 100 developers in terms of sales reported that December transaction value dropped 34.6 per cent year on year

And this is a newspaper owned by the CCP, so probably the numbers are in reverse order, maybe closer to 64.3 percent!



527  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: January 02, 2024, 02:54:04 PM
And we're going to have the few miner around here cheering every time Feebudy goes up and disgustingly licking our fingers full of fudge thinking of those fees!  Grin
This probably was my dream before I realized I have not a single input worth $300 in my spending wallet so I'm going to use....

Well, I don't know many miners except phillipma. We might see him around.

Juts in this topic present there is mikeywith and you might look at what I said, when regarding miners, I used "our"  Grin
Of course , I'm hobby sized and even before I was running in the very low PH area!

Imagine this thread becomes a mega thread, and you have to create a self-moderated thread because of spammers! The signature campaign will exclude this thread from posting. LOL. I can see the future already.

To be honest, couldn't care less, a signature ban would mean the end of quota post so a bit of end of spam too, if people would engage in genuine discussions 1/100 of the posts I would still consider it a net positive factor!

But isn't there a non-zero chance that it would also open more opportunities for some entities to send larger payloads of "spam" per block and store them in the Bitcoin blockchain?

People will not drive each 100 cars at the same time just because they have 100 lines of roads just as they don't buy 100 tv cause they have 100 channels.
Assuming half of the traffic is ordinals, then in an event of x10 space they will need to cough up 19x times more transactions, costing them from 0.9 BTC per block as we speak nearly 1BTC each block! That's with 10MB!

And before you say something about personal nodes, need for decentralization:
- Nobody has a problem that an M63S runs at 7300.00W which would blow the fuses and melt the cables in most houses
- Nobody has a problem that half of the LN nodes are hosted with google and amazon https://mempool.space/lightning
/rant over
528  Economy / Economics / And the most worthless fiat currency of 2023 was: The Iranian Rial! on: January 02, 2024, 02:40:47 PM
Now that 2023 has ended in high spirits and Bitcoin is going up and up and up you have to think what bullet you have dodged with fiat currency!

You think the deprecation of the US is bad, just look at what others have experienced and you might start to thank god for at least saving in $ if not BTC other than:
- russian ruble, losing 31% purchasing power
- turkish lira losing 44%
- lebanese pound losing close to 700%!!!!

But when it comes to toilet paper few managed to rival Zimbabwe and Venezuela, till a new contender entered the scene , Iran!

Most of you know about the discussions on how hard it's to buy something in Satoshi price, for example a cup of coffee would cost here 7086.649 so, how hard would be to deal with that? But even that it's child play when dealing with something that is worth:
0.000019 of a dollar!

Think it's bad? No, it gets worse because that's the price for a toman, the rial is 1/10 of that so at a black market rate of 1:505600 against the usd a rial is worth shit..of wait, something close to it at 0.0000019 of a dollar or 0.00019 of a cent!

Which brings us to our smallest denomination, the satoshi:
One Bitcoin equal $45660 and at a rate of 1:505600 that makes one Bitcoin worth 23,085,696,000 that's billions rials.
So your considered by some worthless satoshi is 230 rials!
Want to be a billionaire? Just buy 0.04 BTC!

The morals of the story:
- no matter how much value you think the dollar is losing, there is something doing that 1 million times worse
- no matter how worthless you think a Satoshi is, it will still top a fiat currency that goes down the drain

But most importantly, if you think one can't deal with Satoshi, there are proof millions are dealing daily with smaller denomination, so with Bitcoin going higher and higher, soon rather than thinking of mBTC we might have to think of mili satoshi!
529  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Eligius pool is back under the new name Ocean on: January 02, 2024, 01:39:40 AM
How is it possible to have ZERO "legit" transactions in that block? Shocked

The mempool is far from empty... do they censor literally EVERY transaction and just get the coinbase transaction (6.25 BTC)?

And now Ocean is helping the spam by mining empty blocks, this is just gold! But..
Neah, it's not censorship, it's too much luck  Cheesy
The block Was mined at 00:32 and the previous at 00:31 probably again the same thing, found the block the second they started, didn't wait for the the tx template and broadcasted the empty block to make sure they get at least the block reward. Others do it too but for Ocean with their 1/1000 chance of finding a block this really blows.

Alani123, how are those profits coming?


LE, yeah, as I thought, Luke is against going nuts on x!
He says his empty block is actually a good thing since it adds security to the blockchain! LMAO!
530  Other / Meta / Re: Decentralize Bitcointalk on: December 31, 2023, 02:20:11 PM
The government decides what they want to see. (already asked the forum not to advertise mixers).

When did this happen?

We've received no warnings or requests to change policy from law enforcement regarding mixers.

USA getting desperate with de dollarization

Yeah, they are so afraid of it they are pissing their pants...of joy!
They are going to ban a forum in which payments are going to be made soon in USDT because of the fees and campaign are already paying in in $ denominated value not Bitcoin. This forum is the complete opposite of what you're envision, if it does one thing is spreading the dollar as everything discuss here is in $ value!
531  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: December 31, 2023, 02:09:28 PM
I get the character of the topic, and I really like your sarcasm.

Well, appreciated, most around don't feel like that, they take it like a declaration of war!


I'm unable to connect to my server right now so I'm not able to get any data from my node, question to the guys running one a default 300MB, is the number accurate? I changed that months ago and I know it broke though over 1GB weeks ago but that much in purging?
A little late, but this is mempool from my end: https://talkimg.com/images/2023/12/31/IWaRv.png.

I managed to get ahold of mine somewhere around 4 or 5 am, god knows what time was it, switched back to the default and after half an hour it was purging around 40sat/b probably only to get worse as it was connecting to more and more , I just switched back to x10 the value and shows 1.45GB, just lol!

What the f*** is wrong with some, it's 31st for god's sake!

How about creating an account named Fee Buddy and posting it once an hour just like ChartBuddy? and then someone like phillipma will join the thread to stay above FeeBuddy!

And we're going to have the few miner around here cheering every time Feebudy goes up and disgustingly licking our fingers full of fudge thinking of those fees!  Grin
This probably was my dream before I realized I have not a single input worth $300 in my spending wallet so I'm going to use....visa....to pay my bill.

Yesterday I was trying to move some BTC from my Electrum wallet to an exchange and Noticed that I could not even make the transaction with 50 sat/vB. I understand the fee is too high. But, there was a time when we were able to make 1 sat/vB transaction even though the recommended fee was over 10 sat/vB. Now, Electrum doesn't even allow us to make the transaction. Currently, the mempool purging transactions of <74 sat/vB. What a fucking day we are heading into.

Change your servers in the configuration, there are still plenty who use larger mempools and still accept 20sat/b, not that it would ever get confirmed but after that you have a shot with Viabtc.

LE at 6 pm, so my last look at the mempool for the year and this is how it looks:
Perfect natural organic traffic

and...I don't even know how to call shit bs

532  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: December 30, 2023, 05:31:41 PM
But isn't there a non-zero chance that it would also open more opportunities for some entities to send larger payloads of "spam" per block and store them in the Bitcoin blockchain?

That's exactly the reason we need to decrease the blocksize to 100 kb to kill all possible spam!  Wink

Plus Dogecoin and every other major altcoin don't give the same security assurances as Bitcoin. Solana I believe, during the last bull cycle, stopped producing blocks for hours because of network congestion. That should ever happen to Bitcoin.

It happens more often than you think, just a quick heads-up since this is mainly a topic about the state of the mempool, block 823575 was 34 minutes late:



Happy 2024 oh wait 374sat/vb!

I would trust stompix over Luke every day of the week, because despite the former not being a part of the core team, he does not propose censorship and writes a bunch of b.s on thier pool page, or tell people it is not okay to store arbitrary data on the blockchain when he himself stores his catholic prayers on the blockchain. Cheesy

Oh god no, I'm protestant! Grin

LE:


I'm unable to connect to my server right now so I'm not able to get any data from my node, question to the guys running one a default 300MB, is the number accurate? I changed that months ago and I know it broke though over 1GB weeks ago but that much in purging?

LLE:
Thanks bitmover, and I need to grab another mouse since my current one committed suicide while meriting franky1
533  Economy / Economics / Re: Energy crisis? What energy crisis? Oil dips to 3 months low despite OPEC cuts! on: December 30, 2023, 04:13:25 PM
You are either completely delusional or a liar! Here's the list of arms supplied to Ukraine by NATO (and not only) countries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War

Again, compare it to the NATO inventory, how much is that? Does it reach 2%?

Wait, you seriously believe Ukraine can win this war? Win over a nuclear superpower?

Chechnya did it. Afghanistan did it! So?
What was the last war that Russia won against a country with more than 4 mil?

You know how many civilians died in Gaza? In a few months time more than ir Ukraine in 2 years! Any comment on that? Oh wait, sorry, that's different...  Grin

Yup, even Putin said that it's different! Are you really comparing the two?
Be carefully and secure your windows, I heard those suicide gust of winds are really dangerous!

Please re-read my post carefuly. It's oil and gas, not just oil.

It's you that needs to do the math again!
The us produces
-13 million barrels of oil, that's 1 billion worth of oil a day
-100 billion cubic feet of gas, which at European prices would be 800 million a day!

But the US exports $3.6 billions of goods a day, so even if they would export all their production and not consume one bit of it they would still be at 50%.
So how is the US managing to export more than they produce?  Grin Grin Grin

534  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [Poll] If Bitcoins blocks were 10x larger, would the miners be earning 10x? on: December 30, 2023, 02:26:54 PM
firstly the network is not protected by $36m a day
miners do not simply buy equipment for the day and pay electric for the day
they actually bought electric and equipment for a ~2 year span
meaning the equipment protecting the network is 730x the daily reward

Wow franky!
So your job is not paying you $10 a hour is paying you $80 a day!
And the previous job was not paying you $1000 a month it was paying you $12 000 a year!
Do you have any other such insightful facts ?  Grin

another 540exa of equipment is needed to 51% attack the network tomorrow
this amounts to 2.7m asics of 200thash at ~$4k each ($10.8 BILLION) hardware

Just so you don't have to go and do the math every time, most manufacturers have listed the price per th/s for years, not that you would know of it since you obviously don't mine but still, the s21hydro is on sale for 12$/th and microbt is dumping the 30s for $10/th which would bring your 10 billion to 6 and 5!
Why would an attacker buy the most expensive gear for an attack when he's obviously not looking at ROI numbers?
Also you're forgetting they could simply buy the whole farms which would make the attacker even cheaper as you don't have to overpower 500exa anymore, you have bought 50exahhash so you only need 400 more.  Wink

also it does not matter what the market cap is.. you scream about a $8trillion market cap.. but blocks are not handling $8trillion per block
someone cant steal all $8trill by messing with 1 block or one days worth of blocks

Again you're missing the point!
If Bitcoin will reach 400k then it means a ton of money is there, and a lot of interest around it, far larger than it was at just $40k, and you don't need to steal money to break that apart, just a successful re-write of 10-20 blocks and that's it! Who in his sane mind is going to pour millions into this knowing that every time he makes a transaction there is a risk of being reverted?
535  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [Poll] If Bitcoins blocks were 10x larger, would the miners be earning 10x? on: December 30, 2023, 01:36:53 PM
Tthe answer to the question is obviously no!
There are only 1vMB of transactions willing to pay over 150sat/vb and you need to go to 100sat/vb to fill a 10vMB block, so pretty simple!
It's just like an auction, you will find a guy paying 20 million for a rare Ferrari, you will have troubles finding 100!

Will they make more than currently, probably yes, but by how much  that's crystal globe magic!

So you're saying 36 million dollars per day isn't enough for miners?

Both hashrate and the reward in $ are a bit meaningless if out of context.
We have 500 exahash, is the network a million times more secure than in 2013?
Miners are earning 36 million does that make the network how much secure compared to previous years?

It's all a question of how much you're protecting an with how much you're defending, are $36 million a day enough for miners to build a wall against somebody wanting to attacks bitcoin now? Maybe! Assuming Bitcoin goes to 400k and the chain holds 8 trillions in value, does that value still project the same security, of course not.

The exact math you did tells you the situation pretty well, you're getting paid 6.25 BTC per block to guard 19 millions BTC
Then you will get  3.12 BTC a block to guard 19 million BTC. Then...you get the picture.

Of course not. That's why increasing the block size is a headless idea.
On the other hand, if blocks are not filled up, fees will collapse to 1 sat/byte and all of the miners will be put out of business. That will lead to lower hashrate, which means the price will start collapsing too.

If people won't be making enough transactions to fill a 10vMB block even at 1sat/vb 5 years from now then we have others things of concerned.
Btw, if we would just take the marketshare from doge and LTC we would be already be at over 4 MB Wink

536  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: [V2] Big List of Crypto Debit Cards on: December 30, 2023, 01:11:05 PM
Care to share more info about Binance and new card partner, I mean is that just a rumour or a confirmed news? I am asking because I tried googling it but couldn't find anything related to that.

Binance frequently keeps its list of partners under its sleeves because it knows they're going to be banned by regulators sooner or later.

This Blackcat card smells of a Paymonade roundabout style.

When Binance lost its EU settlements partner they come up with this no name company that allows you to deposit to Binance by basically making a payment to paymonade instead of Binance and they credit that to your exchange account, so I wouldn't be surprised for this to be another scheme like that where the cards are for some ghost company that actually has all the data hosted over at Binance and just links accounts.

There have been numerous ICOs that have pulled this stunt back in those days, issuing company credit cards for a few to fake legitimacy, Mastercard won't be happy about it, not after they've just canceled their South America partnership with Binance.
537  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin will do to bank what Email did to post office on: December 30, 2023, 12:12:42 PM
Technology has been one of the factors that has made things very easy for everyone, gone are days when people were finding it very difficult of sending letters from one person to another do to the lack of internet, so however for a message to be send across it must go through postal office and before it gets to the recipient it takes up to days.

Have you actually made a transaction on chain lately with Bitcoin? Do tell us the experience of  grabbing my popcorn and waiting for it!

As for Bitcoin replacing banks, banks offer loans, how could Bitcoin offer you loan when you don't have a penny?
All you can do is go for a thirds part, deposit (lol) a collateral which means you have money in the first place and then pay that guy up, meaning you're still using a 3rd party.

Seriously, we're batting jpg monkeys right now and you talk of killing banks!

538  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mempool Observer Topic on: December 30, 2023, 11:24:56 AM
So short break, back to what this topic was about:



And with this if your plan on saving a few satoshi was to send a 20sat/b fee and then accelerate it with Viabtc
- Viabtc is getting overcrowded by both and legit users and bots
- Viabtc is losing the hashwar right now, less blocks on average per day and they start pausing free tx if they haven't hit a block in 6 hours
(they had 11% over 3 months but only 9% over the last 7 days)
- Nodes are dropping even 20sat/b fees so you might want to connect to larger nodes before you broadcast it

And, on top of all:
- it's Saturday so weekend time
- it's two days before the new year so like almost everything is closed

Based on what's happening now, if the ordi fomo doesn't end miraculously starting with the 8th of January we're going to see some really nasty shit!

539  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Help me to accelerate my transaction on: December 30, 2023, 01:39:48 AM
Also the transaction looks like a very large transaction in size and viabtc has limit of 500KB.

0.5 KB! 500kb is half a block.

I am seeing $ $721.46 and $2,979 respectively. Does this vary, every second the state of the mempool changes?

It's just an estimator and of course it does, imagine somebody is dumping half a block of tx with 300sat/vb, if you keep your acceleration fees at 100sat/vb you're losing money by including that!

Also that fee on mempool is quite tricky, you need to read the thing carefully:

Quote
Choose the maximum extra transaction fee you're willing to pay to get into the next block.
If the estimated next block rate rises beyond this limit, we will automatically cancel your acceleration request.

So if in the last moment there is a spike, you might end being charged the maximum you have selected, so not 127 sat/vB as I type now but 242sat/vb.
And you won't be able to initiate an acceleration unless you have the money for the 242sat/vb fee.

Do miners even get a share of that highly charged USDT amount?

Nope, miners get screwed twice with accelerators
- they include free tx with lower fee, so lower income for miners
- they keep all the paid accelerators fees for themselves, while we get the initial fee for that tx that underpaid for that block space
540  Economy / Economics / Re: Energy crisis? What energy crisis? Oil dips to 3 months low despite OPEC cuts! on: December 29, 2023, 10:54:13 PM
Next, Russia is not fighting Ukraine, it's fighting almost the entire world. APCs, tanks, artillery systems, anti-aircraft systems, missiles, fighter jets, drones etc etc etc all these armaments is being sent to Ukraine by their "partners".

How much of the NATO inventory has been sent to Ukraine?
The US has 5000 tanks, the others around 2000, Ukraine received 200.
The US has 600 Patriot batteries, it has sent 2 to Ukraine.
The US has how many fighter planes? How many have they...wait zero!

You're fighting a country 1/4 of your size armed with 2-5% of the NATO leftovers and losing badly!
Face reality, Russia was a paper tiger!

LE:
Actually, both the EU and US and NATO on the other side could have just go indeed warmonger as russian claim we are and armed Ukraine to the teeth from March 22, with indeed all the weapons we have , then this f* war would have been already done by now ending both Russia's dream of another USSR and the civilian drama that is happening right now with thousands of civilian casualties.
Russia is still pushing in Ukraine because they still bet the aid will cease, if the civilized worlds shows clearly it won't then they will simple claim another fake victory again and go back home.

Quote from: stompix
I wouldn't be so excited about if I were you. You know what this means for a common US/EU person who is barely making ends meet after covid and sanctions? Even more expensive goods, further inflation growth, further decline of quality of life etc.  

Yeah yeah, I know, the classic Russian paid propaganda about the decadent west.
Heard that in 88, heard that in 97, heard that in 2007, it's getting boring.

Now around 60% of all US exports is oil/gas. So, whose economy is a "big gas station" now?  Grin

Texas? Oh wait, Texas is twice as big as Russia when it comes to economic size!

Also, the US exported 180 billions worth of goods in October,  60% would mean 108 billion, around 3.6 billion a day.
At the price of oil of 80 per barrel you're telling me the US is exporting 45 million barrels of oil equivalent per day?
Must be nice to export half of the world production!
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