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What about it sounds like propaganda? They link to a source that currently shows an $18 fee to have a transaction in the next Bitcoin block, which seems to rule
by paulgb 9y ago
What about it sounds like propaganda? They link to a source that currently shows an $18 fee to have a transaction in the next Bitcoin block, which seems to rule out the sort of transactions they are trying to do.
If Bitcoin/Bitcoin Cash are decentralized, why should it matter who supports them? Shouldn't they be judged on technical merits alone?
(I have no holdings in either one)
- vkou 9y agoYou don't have to pay $18, you can wait a little for multiple confirmations instead. By the time you're done waiting, volatility in BTC's price may put you $18 ahead. Or $18 in the hole. /s