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Segwit to Segwit? Because it’s less than a buck for me since beginning of november.
by tr4cefl0w 9y ago
Segwit to Segwit? Because it’s less than a buck for me since beginning of november.
- StavrosK 9y agoHmm, good point, the recipient may not have been Segwit, I didn't notice. Hopefully Segwit transactions are cheaper, as you say, that would be very good news to me.
- tr4cefl0w 9y agoThey are and they will be even more. The bigger the Segwit adoption rate is, the lower the fees. The adoption still is under 50%, it was around 15-20% in October but it's getting there.
- grapehut 9y agoIt's irrelevant[1] what the receiver is using (for fees), segwit just makes it cheaper when sending a transaction. This is because it applies a discount to the signature data. [1] There's a few byte different depending on the output type (p2sh/p2wpkh/p2pkh) but it's pretty much negligible.