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… Bitcoin? Well, only if the transactions are substantial - otherwise you are getting bones by transaction fees. You can run your own Lightning node - check o
by mikhael28 4y ago
… Bitcoin?
Well, only if the transactions are substantial - otherwise you are getting bones by transaction fees.
You can run your own Lightning node - check out https://stacker.news https://stacker.news for an example of proof of concept.
- tuyenhx 4y agoI am not sure accepting crypto is a good idea in my case, since my customers are low tech. They dont know much about these things. Last time, when I made a transaction on ETH, it took me 10 mins for wait nodes to confirm and costed me about 20$ of transaction fee. How about the speed of Bitcoin network now? Just curious.
- mikhael28 4y agoMuch better. But still slow. Check out the lightning network, and the link I posted above for an example of how fast lightning network transactions are.
- tuyenhx 4y agoJust checked it, it’s very fast. Will the speed still the same if the network bigger?
- mikhael28 4y agoProbably. If the network grows, more nodes will be added as the demand increases (because the nodes who open the channels, get paid a small amount of money. Very small, but still something). You can run your own nodes, and get paid to open your own channels.