who gets the bitcoin tranaction fees

[shorena]

One pool allowed zero fees for a time in the past. Something like that should come again. These transactions took their time, but worked. You had to manually configure the fee's hight inside the config.

The default settings for bitcoin core are still to reserve 50Kbyte (or KiB not 100% sure) for transactions without fee. Its just a matter of priority and time you are willing to wait.

[lahm-44]

a newbie question the fee charged  by the bitcoin network when sending payment who gets that

that fees is called miner fees as becauee the miners are the one who are giving their computer effort to conform/to solve a block calculation which is generated by users like u.they just get a small amount of bits from everyone just for running their machines

[Muhammed Zakir]

a newbie question the fee charged  by the bitcoin network when sending payment who gets that

that fees is called miner fees as becauee the miners are the one who are giving their computer effort to conform/to solve a block calculation which is generated by users like u.they just get a small amount of bits from everyone just for running their machines

"Bits"? Don't forget about 25 newly generated Bitcoins.

[ranochigo]

One pool allowed zero fees for a time in the past. Something like that should come again. These transactions took their time, but worked. You had to manually configure the fee's hight inside the config.

Mind saying the pools name? I guess most of the pools allow transactions with no fees to be inside the blocks. It's pretty much all about priority between transactions. You would have higher priority if you have higher coin age, fees and lower transaction size. But well, of course, the miners have the last say.