I have never sent the same transaction to multiple people. When I send money to a single person, say I pay 0.0004 in fees. Can I send money to multiple people in the same transaction and pay just one fees for the entire transaction ?
If so, then is there an online wallet which supports this feature ?
No, you can't send Bitcoin to multiple addresses with the same fees used for a single transaction, because your inputs and outputs data size would be bigger (obviously), but paying in a bulk reduces the fees drastically rather than paying one at a time. Also, I don't think there is an online wallet that would support such feature. There are four wallets that I know support this feature: Electrum; Bitcoin Core; Armory; and Blockchain.info. |
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I have been trying to deposit/withdraw fiat into different exchanges, and I found that most fees are absolutely ridiculous (7%-10%?!). With many options to deposit/withdraw fiat (and different fees), I think we are getting a bit greedy with Bitcoin.
According to Bitcoin price at the moment, depositing fiat worth of 1BTC ($2,053) requires fees ranging between $21-$205, while most of us want to transact that same 1BTC with something like $0.5 and getting rage over the delay!
I think paying $1-$5 in fees is relatively acceptable, since bitcoin price is rising every single day.
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Do you mean Bitcoin/Altcoins exchanges trade fee (they have like 0.00001BTC on any trade exceeding 0.001BTC, which isn't much), or buying/selling bitcoin trader fee like Localbitcoins.com? Clarify your question because it doesn't say much.
Also, 0.0002BTC as fees is not related to Bitcoin price, but to the inputs and outputs data size.
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Eh. Why not?!  Bitcoin Address: 1AGfki4cfi5P2QMHX55eFWf7jKD8gHSitL |
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I agree to the terms of the translation bounty campaign.
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I confirm the Arabic translation participation.
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How can anyone trust Lauda? I mean she is a Psychotic. Bitch.  psychotic
sʌɪˈkɒtɪk/
adjective
relating to, denoting, or suffering from a psychosis.
psychosis
sʌɪˈkəʊsɪs/
noun
a severe mental disorder in which thought and emotions are so impaired that contact is lost with external reality.
 Also yes, I do think it's a she, since the name 'Lauda' is a female name derived from Latin origin which translates to 'Praise.' And the cat looking into the light gives me a feminine feeling as well. I might be wrong, though. |
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I would like to reserve the Arabic translation, if possible.
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My transaction history on Poloniex is "COMPLETED" with a TXID associated. The TXID associated doesnt exist. I never received my coins
LOL. That's exactly what happened to me on YoBit, bittrex, and also Poloniex. I don't really know what the fuck is happening, but this isn't normal, nor acceptable. I am sure about my PC security, though (as there is a malware that makes sure you never get the funds, read about it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1842977.msg18340725#msg18340725). Do you have a solid security? Have you downloaded anything related to bitcoin lately from an unsecured source? |
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It sounds as if you're oversimplifying.
"Free to use bitcoin for any purpose." That could be an oversimplification. Some would object to bitcoin being used for money laundering, terrorism or crime. The idea and spirit behind bitcoin isn't to create a currency that can be used for literally anything whether it be moral or immoral.
Nope, he is not. According to Satoshi Nakamoto, he created bitcoin to eliminate the trust of the banks' ecosystems. If bitcoin is being used for literally anything, then it became successfully an adopted and acceptable currency. Those who would object to bitcoin being used for illicit activities should do the same with Fiat – it is used for anything including — but not limited to — those you have mentioned. |
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Hi everybody,
My BTC withdraw is stuck for 10 hours now on Poloniex... The support is doing nothing my transaction is COMPLETED but the TXID they provide doesnt exist. Are there other people in the same situation ? It's unnaceptable from an exchange like polo. I'm thinking about moving elsewhere my daily trade...
Wait a moment, You withdrew your bitcoins, and it got confirmed, then you say your withdrawal is stuck? 'My transaction is COMPLETED' Doesn't make any sense. Have you or have you not received your bitcoins?! |
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Oh, so that's not your transaction. Well, then you really got nothing but waiting. Wish BTC would get better than this...
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Every time I want to laugh my ass off, I come here and read the comments, very funny...
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Which wallet do you use? You might be able to speed up the transaction by sending a child transaction with higher fees.
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Even if their preceding transactions get confirmed, yours will take hell of time to get confirmed. Your fees are too low, and I guess you used the ones recommended by the stupid, useless, utterly shit fees estimator of blockchain.info. Please, guys, stay away from that buggy wallet. |
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Well, I guess you got nothing but to wait for the confirmation. By the way, your transaction fees are way too low, the most reasonable fees for faster confirmation are 420 Satoshi/Byte, yours are only 120 Satoshi/Byte, you will need 1-2 days to get confirmation as the network is heavy loaded with nearly 200,000 unconfirmed transactions. https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions |
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Have you checked your funds arrival when you sent them at the first time? If so, are you sure your wallet is synced? If it is, Have you checked the address you are sending the funds to? Do you have the transaction ID (you can get it browsing your wallet address on the blockchain explorer seeing all the transactions involved with the address)?
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You simply can't, unless you had some advance information about the pump before it happens. If anyone would know the pump is going to happen, no one would be losing money in trading. Either you buy the rumors, or ride the wave at the beginning.
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