Sending altcoin without fee?

[bartolo]

LOL. It seems impossible for us to send altcoins only by email. If it's true, can you give me proof that the altcoin can be sent by email without being charged? I don't think you understand how this blockchain technology works. 

You can see my aboove reply to understand how we can send cryptos through email but as I said it is not a transaction but still can move coins.

Strictly speaking, in the example you have posted you are not really sending coins, you are actually transferring the balance, or part of it, of your internal wallet to the internal wallet of another user, it's different.

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[terra_vival]

Brilliant idea!!! I've always wondered how to send coins from myself-to myself, to the same wallet and not to pay a Commission.))) Now I will save on commissions))) Thank you

[Reid]

Like sharing method?
Wow is it really that high with transaction fees to go way far like that?

I would not risk it all with emails. It aint safe there.
Just pay the transsction fee and Voila! No problem in the future. Not even a little one.

Let us not be cheap with all this miners fee. They dont really get that much.

[Question123]

I did not try to send altcoins through email because for me Im sacred to use that because of possible what happen so I will always use wallet to send altcoins the fees is not big so it's not problem for me if they have fees by sending coins which is normal.
People can use this startegy so they will not able to pay fees or to those people who wants No fee by sending their coins.

[semobo]

LOL. It seems impossible for us to send altcoins only by email. If it's true, can you give me proof that the altcoin can be sent by email without being charged? I don't think you understand how this blockchain technology works. 

You can see my aboove reply to understand how we can send cryptos through email but as I said it is not a transaction but still can move coins.

Strictly speaking, in the example you have posted you are not really sending coins, you are actually transferring the balance, or part of it, of your internal wallet to the internal wallet of another user, it's different.

I just meant it maybe the thing what OP is saying,but even myself admitted that when we want to initate a transaction we may need to pay the miners to confirm our transactions.

[cryptpedia]

what i dont understand is why for POS coin, there is a need to pay a fee when the MN sits idle just waiting to process a transaction. We all knoe POW requires lot of electricity. Why the fee for POS coin dont require that amount of electricity is almost the same as POW?

[Hamphser]

Generally, it is not possible to send altcoin without a fee. Because the altcoin system works based on Block Chain Technology. Some mining fees are required to send altcoin. So there is a fee to be sent to send the altcoin to the wallet address.

But altcoin can be sent without fees but it is not in wallet address. Altcoin can be sent through personal email without the fees. It's actually done to send the altcoin internally. In that case, the sender and the recipient need to have the same wallet. If not the same wallet, then altcoin cannot be sent. This is the only way to send altcoin without the fee. If you have any other idea kindly share with us. Thank you

I'm quite familiar on sending out coins by just having typing the email address of certain recipient.Like coins.ph but this is only applicable into
similar users who do make use of such wallet and also using fiat or fixed amount to be transacted.If it do transfers btc and other alts then fees would really be implemented.

[cerberus5424]

The most normal option is to simply send by mail the address and password of the wallet to the person to whom you want to transfer these coins. That is, in fact to transfer your wallet. I think that transfer altcoins without a Commission - is unrealistic.

[Ranly123]

Generally, it is not possible to send altcoin without a fee. Because the altcoin system works based on Block Chain Technology. Some mining fees are required to send altcoin. So there is a fee to be sent to send the altcoin to the wallet address.

But altcoin can be sent without fees but it is not in wallet address. Altcoin can be sent through personal email without the fees. It's actually done to send the altcoin internally. In that case, the sender and the recipient need to have the same wallet. If not the same wallet, then altcoin cannot be sent. This is the only way to send altcoin without the fee. If you have any other idea kindly share with us. Thank you

How could an altcoin be sent through email? Kindly elaborate how it's done so we will not be confused about it. Since I started crypto, I haven't done sending coins through email and I believe it's impossible to do it.

[Cryptrx]

I'm shocked and at the same time intrigued by the possibility of sending crypto through email, not only without transaction fee but the possibility of the transaction being successful.

[jhonjhon]

Generally, it is not possible to send altcoin without a fee. Because the altcoin system works based on Block Chain Technology. Some mining fees are required to send altcoin. So there is a fee to be sent to send the altcoin to the wallet address.

But altcoin can be sent without fees but it is not in wallet address. Altcoin can be sent through personal email without the fees. It's actually done to send the altcoin internally. In that case, the sender and the recipient need to have the same wallet. If not the same wallet, then altcoin cannot be sent. This is the only way to send altcoin without the fee. If you have any other idea kindly share with us. Thank you

How could an altcoin be sent through email? Kindly elaborate how it's done so we will not be confused about it. Since I started crypto, I haven't done sending coins through email and I believe it's impossible to do it.

Its so ridiculous dude, I don't know she/he did it, maybe its not about crypto. Hopefully they'll send it successfully and not losing in the air.
We can't actually send any coins without transaction fees and those payment would just to compensate for the miners who made the transfer successful.
All the fees will matters on the blockchain traffic and it sometimes the amount we send off, it doesn't really matter to me, at least we did it successfully.

[UAE Seasider]

What you have described is 2 people sharing one wallet and not sending coins from one wallet to another. I don't begrudge paying small fees for sending coins, these either go towards paying mining fees or Proof of Staking rewards to the people providing consensus for the network.

[motun01]

Altcoins generally runs on a particular blockchain its dedicated blockchain or blockchain of common blockchain is like ethereum, ontology, EOS, STELLAR and whenever any token is to be sent irrespective of how much or small that token is, the miners of that blockchain the token runs on have to be paid so a transaction fee is charged.
Most times transaction fees for not exceed a few cents other times they run as much as a few dollars.

[NaXxow]

it is very rare to see some platform to do this free transaction fee. But I remember that some of this platform offers limited time period that you can transfer with lesser fees compare to others.

[restuibu]

I just heard about sending altcoin via email, how can that be can you explain to me maybe you have proof what altcoin have you managed to send via email

[marks1976]

LOL. It seems impossible for us to send altcoins only by email. If it's true, can you give me proof that the altcoin can be sent by email without being charged? I don't think you understand how this blockchain technology works. 

You can see my aboove reply to understand how we can send cryptos through email but as I said it is not a transaction but still can move coins.

Strictly speaking, in the example you have posted you are not really sending coins, you are actually transferring the balance, or part of it, of your internal wallet to the internal wallet of another user, it's different.

He said that if he was sending the privatekey or json data to open the wallet through email and it just like you are pying the file and send to others. That can't be called as a sending an amount.

[Tsubachuchu]

When you send altcoin without fee it turns out to be that you are the product, it cant be done that sending altcoin is free. its just not right

[ryan992]

Hhhmmm, I don't want take risk like just that to avoid transaction fee, I would prefer pay the fee for transaction. it just not make sanse to me to avoid transaction fee.

[deredevil]

Hhhmmm, I don't want take risk like just that to avoid transaction fee, I would prefer pay the fee for transaction. it just not make sanse to me to avoid transaction fee.

Yes, it is better for us to pay transaction fees to avoid inconvenience, do it according to the procedure and of course this will also be more effective in the future

[PuertoLibre]

Hhhmmm, I don't want take risk like just that to avoid transaction fee, I would prefer pay the fee for transaction. it just not make sanse to me to avoid transaction fee.

Yes, it is better for us to pay transaction fees to avoid inconvenience, do it according to the procedure and of course this will also be more effective in the future

I prefer to withdraw funds with Doge or Monero due to lowest fees for withdrawal from the exchange. XMR only take 0.05$ per withdrawal and i choose this anonymous coin instead of paying 3$ to BTC withdrawal.