pull down to refresh

The biggest retail in Czech Republic accept bitcoin.
https://alza.cz/
Thanks @Khunsa, I appreciate your interest â but at the moment I donât have the bandwidth to dive into it.
I just have a few quick notes:
- At first glance, itâs not clear to me what problem the service is solving. I think the most effective next step would be to get your first paying customer (or use it primarily for yourself) and serve them well. Itâs not necessarily important to have a perfectly clear website if it serves the target audience effectively.
- I wasnât able to register â after entering my email, I got an âInvalid credentialsâ error.
- If this is a Bitcoin-related service, it would be nice to have Lightning login support.
Wishing you lots of success!
Are you really familiar with the Ark design? You are not sending bitcoin elsewhere and you are always able to withdraw the funds without permission.
I'm not commenting the marketing thou.. it's a bit suspicious.
You can use the only HWW with native coinjoin:
https://wasabi.kravens.nl/#trezor
Yes, but you are talking about fee rate. Fee is not in fractions of sats
- By
feeI meansum_of_outputs-sum_of_inputs - By
fee rateI meanfee/tx_vsize
Exactly. And this could even help with the security budget because on-chain might become even more accessible. It's kind of free money for miners actually.
Good joke :-)
But the idea doesn't introduce fractional sats. It's very delicate change than any node runner can do.
This doesn't help with scaling. But it could bring more granularity to fee market and keep it public.
I don't see the problem with the fraction. You still send whole amounts of sats. Fee rate is only a tool to compare the absolute fees.
So in the example above, you could relay simple transaction (141 vB) for 2 sat â 0,014 sat/vB
Good shit đ