Is there a useful purpose for using the term 'Gas' as opposed to saying 'transaction fee', or just 'fee'? If not, what differentiates 'gas' from 'transaction fee'. It seems that in an already confusing and intimidating space, the more 'things' people can recognize as something they are familiar with the better it will be for…
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10% fee for only 4.5% APR seems extremely long term…as in decades. Also, it appears it would literally convert my ETH into tokens. Whats your take? submitted by /u/cons_NC [link] [comments]
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Hi Guys, I was trying to buy an xxxx.eth domain yesterday. The initial registration price was 100 bucks but after registration, it's asking for $12000. Am i missing something? submitted by /u/ratherdumbro [link] [comments]
Everyone talks about the goals they want to do with crypto and thy are usually wonderful, reasonable goals. Like most people, I want the ability to pay off my debt, retire from the standard 9-5 job (which I realize I'm lucky to even have) and be able to travel the world. But what if our…
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I think el Salvador could have prepared their transition using some sort stocking up and dump to push BTC value down. Either way it's nothing if we keep holding it, Yes? submitted by /u/lil_se [link] [comments]
I see the L2 fee from https://l2fees.info/ and it is not cheap. I think to be practical, the fee should be super cheap (< 5 cents). Do you guys think that ETH is practical to use in real life? submitted by /u/DishEcstatic9710 [link] [comments]
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Bitcoin is now legal tender in El Salvador, and the country’s bitcoin stash has grown to 550 coins. The Salvadoran government started buying the cryptocurrency Monday ahead of the Bitcoin Law taking effect. On Tuesday, President Nayib Bukele said El Salvador bought the dip. El Salvador Buys More Bitcoin El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law came into […]
