10000 satoshi ?
No. You've either misunderstood, or you've been misinformed.
The fee is not 10000 satoshi. The fee is paid
PER KILOBYTE. Some wallets calculate a fee of 10000 satoshi per kilobyte, others will calculate less (perhaps 1000 satoshi per kilobyte).
but no
i send 0,02759 for 0,02819
fee = 60000 satoshi
It sounds like you probably created a transaction that required many kilobytes.
i get bitcoin from faucet
And this is why you have a problem. Every transaction that a faucet sends you requires at least 148 bytes when you spend the bitcoins that you receive in that transaction.
As an example, lets assume you receive 50 faucet payments to your address. Then lets assume that you spend the entire amount from all 50 payments in a single transaction, and that you send the entire amount to a single address.
Transactions always have 10 bytes of required information
Your transaction will have 1 output, and outputs are each 34 bytes
Your transaction will have 50 inputs, and inputs are each approximately 148 bytes
10 + (1 * 34) + (50 * 148) = 7444 bytes.
Since this example transaction is more than 7000 bytes, most wallets will require you to pay 8 times the wallet's fee-per-kilobyte.
If the wallet typically paid 10000 satoshi per kilobyte, then the wallet would calculate a 80000 satoshi fee for the transaction.
