Bitcoin transactions are not paid by volume size but by TX size. So a 10,000$ transaction might not mind paying a 20$ fee, but a 21 $ transaction might find a 20$ fee ridiculous.
I have never seen a fee for highest confirms over 2USD for 5grand in BTC, do you have any experience with this fee size? Cause, I dont think people will end up using bitcoin for 20$ transactions. Thats not its purpose. Its not intended nor does it need to do that. SO We will just get rid of anyone wanting to use it for 20$ transaction to a faster more economic block chain tech!
Great, so dont spend 20$ worth of bitcoin.Solves that, that way, when it ends up being worth a shit ton of money, you wont care about a fee to trade it into a lighter coin if you need to make daily transactions!
Your mis understanding Money as a form of wealth storage, and a currency which should act as that instant transfer. BTC was designed for a free market. Free markets have billions of dollars. You as the little guy have a chance to posistion yourself correctly. Long term holds on Bitcoin are smart. Turning it into a fast acting currency wont make sense in any of the big boys minds. The freedom people need to have is in the technology of block chain, not bitcoin.
Your last phrase, bitcoin will be no better than the fed. Doesnt take into account that, no you cant make more bitcoin, like the fed prints money, bitcoin has an transparent ledger, we know where all the bitcoins are, we have no idea how much the fed spent. I promise, this will change for the better, btc will never need that speed. Its a store of value money, not a fast transact. Just like we had gold and silver copper ect, we will see a similar deliniation the fees and the actually digital assets value based of its circulating supply and market cap.
You don't get it, without a network effect, Bitcoin is worth shit.
You have to let the little guy play, otherwise the assets of the big guy are worthless.
Bitcoin is not like Gold, where Gold has an established value. Bitcoin is just a fiat currency.
And without small guys gambling on Satoshidice, or buying items from the 100,000 merchants. Bitcoin is worth nothing.
So if you increase the TX fees up to the point that small guys are squeezed out, the BTC price will probably crash back to 10$, because nobody will use it.
Ok, I dont want to get hostile here.Its my contention that you are entirely mistaken though. I feel if you keep up your good work and study block chain. You will understand. For now your glaring at the big guy like they fucked up. I can tell you one thing. I will never care about a 20$ bitcoin processing fee, and I am not the only one.
Bitcoin transactions are not paid by volume size but by TX size. So a 10,000$ transaction might not mind paying a 20$ fee, but a 21 $ transaction might find a 20$ fee ridiculous.
I have never seen a fee for highest confirms over 2USD for 5grand in BTC, do you have any experience with this fee size? Cause, I dont think people will end up using bitcoin for 20$ transactions. Thats not its purpose. Its not intended nor does it need to do that. SO We will just get rid of anyone wanting to use it for 20$ transaction to a faster more economic block chain tech!
No I told here already that I am paying 1-3$ fees right now , on average 1.5$. When the average fee hits 4$, then I'm out.
I assume if this issue is not fixed, we might see 20$ fees easily, even for 10,000 satoshi transactions.
Of course people will quickly use altcoins then, since not everyone is rich enough to afford 20$ fees on stupid TX.
Great, so dont spend 20$ worth of bitcoin.Solves that, that way, when it ends up being worth a shit ton of money, you wont care about a fee to trade it into a lighter coin if you need to make daily transactions!
Ok and then you will have basically 1000 people using Bitcoin, becaue everyone else will be too poor to use it.
What you are saying here is nonsense. People need to have microtransactions, thats just a freedom that people need to have.
When I give my nephew 3$, I should not have to pay 20$ fee on that, nor should I be prohibited to give him that money.
Without micro-transactions, Bitcoin will be no better than the FED.
Your mis understanding Money as a form of wealth storage, and a currency which should act as that instant transfer. BTC was designed for a free market. Free markets have billions of dollars. You as the little guy have a chance to posistion yourself correctly. Long term holds on Bitcoin are smart. Turning it into a fast acting currency wont make sense in any of the big boys minds. The freedom people need to have is in the technology of block chain, not bitcoin.
Your last phrase, bitcoin will be no better than the fed. Doesnt take into account that, no you cant make more bitcoin, like the fed prints money, bitcoin has an transparent ledger, we know where all the bitcoins are, we have no idea how much the fed spent. I promise, this will change for the better, btc will never need that speed. Its a store of value money, not a fast transact. Just like we had gold and silver copper ect, we will see a similar deliniation the fees and the actually digital assets value based of its circulating supply and market cap.
You don't get it, without a network effect, Bitcoin is worth shit.
You have to let the little guy play, otherwise the assets of the big guy are worthless.
Bitcoin is not like Gold, where Gold has an established value. Bitcoin is just a fiat currency.
And without small guys gambling on Satoshidice, or buying items from the 100,000 merchants. Bitcoin is worth nothing.
So if you increase the TX fees up to the point that small guys are squeezed out, the BTC price will probably crash back to 10$, because nobody will use it.
Ok, I dont want to get hostile here.Its my contention that you are entirely mistaken though. I feel if you keep up your good work and study block chain. You will understand. For now your glaring at the big guy like they fucked up. I can tell you one thing. I will never care about a 20$ bitcoin processing fee, and I am not the only one.
Happy investing and speculating~