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Just to put an anecdote to the question, I made a withdrawal from my mining pool to my wallet 2 days ago and for an nearly instant transaction it cost me ~$2USD
by TheCapn 5y ago
Just to put an anecdote to the question, I made a withdrawal from my mining pool to my wallet 2 days ago and for an nearly instant transaction it cost me ~$2USD. Higher than I'd want in any currency, but it definitely wasn't $20USD
- 55555 5y agoStrange. I made ~5 ETH transactions a few days ago (interacting with a smart contract) and paid ~$90 each. Around the same time I made a few transfers, and spent about $25 each.
- X6S1x6Okd1st 5y agoYeah gas fees have been all over the place, and smart contract interaction can be really $$$
- Kirby64 5y agoIt's cost per transaction. Transactions can have multiple endpoints, so the tx fee is split up between many different users. If you check the incoming transaction ID I'm sure you'll see it contained many many endpoint wallets. That's how mining pools offer free withdrawals periodically. If you split it up amongst 100s of users, per user tx cost is very low.