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0 sats \ 5 replies \ @Coinsreporter 20 May \ on: Understand where the fee you're paying comes from bitcoin_beginners
It's little weird how you didn't even use 'Bitcoin' in this article at least for once.
The territory is ~bitcoin_beginners, so it may be implied.
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Thanks! That's implied, I understand. I just went through it and re-read to search for the word Bitcoin. I said weird 😂 in some sense of surprise.
I didn't mean that he did anything wrong by not using the word.
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Gotcha. When you pointed it out, I thought it was neat that we can just take it as given that we’re talking about bitcoin.
After all, what other cryptocurrencies is worth talking about?
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Thanks 👍
Fees is something that's more talked somewhere else, for the biggest shitcoin. For Bitcoin, at least for now, fees shouldn't be an issue. And, I know that Bitcoin will solve any issues, if arising out of Fees, within time.
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Thank you for your comment. It's clear that when I talk about the mempool, sats per vB paid for transactions, and coin consolidation, I'm talking about Bitcoin...
These topics mentioned above are things every Bitcoiner, new and experienced, should know. Understanding all the implications of fees, how they are distributed, and how they are generated based on your transaction is important.
When you delve into the world of Bitcoin, there may be many topics that you find more or less relevant, but studying them all and showing interest will ultimately make a difference in your evolution as a Bitcoiner!
That said, thank you for reading. I hope you enjoyed it and found it useful!
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