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Uh oh ... for all I know, r/bitcoin is not a free community but gets heavily censored. A more balanced perspective can be found on r/btc: https://www.reddit.co
by 3dfan 11y ago
Uh oh ... for all I know, r/bitcoin is not a free community but gets heavily censored. A more balanced perspective can be found on r/btc:
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc https://www.reddit.com/r/btc
So you say LN is to solve future problems. Because transactions are free and in 30 years nobody will do the mining for free. Well, thats why bitcoin has fees. And a mechanism to let the market decide on those fees. This has been planned from the beginning.
From what I can see, all is fine with bitcoin. And there is no need for the complexity LN brings.
- josephpoon 11y agoIt's already infeasible to directly make a single spend of $0.0001 on the blockchain itself (transaction fees are $0.02-$0.05).
- 3dfan 11y agoWhat is the use case of spending $0.0001?
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- Taek 11y agoDownloading a webpage, for example. Sending an email, giving someone an upvote, making use of a caching service. Basically any sort of payment you would want to do at the machine level. If I'm uploading a file to you, I would want you to pay per MB because I'm not sure if you're going to leave after you have 50% of the file.