I learned that 21000 units of gas is the standard for normal eth tx. When people say I lost 30 or 50$ in gas fees but the transaction failed, are they trying to mint NFTs? For a normal tx, can all of the 21000 units burn and still fail? submitted by /u/Tahmid_0007 [link]…
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A decentralized future, with Web 3.0 and blockchain at its core, will provide the best practices in users’ privacy and data protection.
I have some tokens I'm looking to move but miner fees seem to be really high and I'm not sure of the reason. Will they drop back down any time soon? submitted by /u/101100101000100101 [link] [comments]
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I would choose SRM 🙂 submitted by /u/DanMards [link] [comments]
Only 0,34% of Crypto transactions are connected to crime. Most blockchains are fully transparent, everyone can see where the money flows. Now lets wonder why do bankers and some politicians hate a system where every transaction can be seen by everyone. Every donation to your local senator, every sponsorship by your friendly banker. Everyone could…
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I have just created my own cryptocurrency. I did it with my grandma. For the funzies. If you use a site for the tech savvy, the lowest cost to launch a token is $8. For everyone else, there is Cointool. After a few minutes of tweaking, and about $300 in fees, I pressed a button.…
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