Bob24 wrote: » The actual blockchain fees will vary depending on the blockchain and how busy it is (for exemple Ethereum is very expensive at the moment because it is somewhat saturated). But they are unrelated to the amount you are transferring. Now, your exchange could chose to charge you anyway they like and doesn’t have to reflect the exact cost to transacting on the blockchain in their fees to you. Must likely the have a fixed fee for each blockchain which is being reviewed on a regular basis. It should be listed on their website.
Jafin wrote: » Ah thank you, that clears things up a bit for me. I did look at the fees section on Coinbase before (it was a while ago though to be fair) and I left there even more confused. I'll give it another look in a bit and see. Thanks again.
One More Toy wrote: » Anyone playing around with nfts? Anything exciting or interesting?
dirk_dangler wrote: » The instructions for putting ROSE on a wallet and earning interest are post 80 here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=116360548 If your crypto is on ETH it is currently expensive to send from one address to another, not worth it IMO with the amount you have, you will loose to much in the transfer, I would leave it on the exchange CHZ-ETH EWT-ETH LINK--ETH MATIC-ETH When the price drops for a transfer www.myetherwallet.com is free and works with ETH based crypto. There is no point in taking them off an exchange if you are planning to trade them, only move them off if you are going to hold for some time. I see you made the rookie mistake of not looking at the tokens circulating and Max supply, don't worry we have all done it, its probably the number one mistake of new traders. TRON Circulating Supply 71,660,220,128 / 100,850,743,812 Current price $0.049 If the price 3x to 15c it would be worth $10B currently and $15B with all tokens circulating, for comparison www.viacomcbs.com is worth $16B Can you see TRX doing a 20x to $1 and being a $100b company? if you dont and your TRX is in profit sell and move on
connie147 wrote: » Thanks for the in debt reply. Appreciated. I would have made a lot more rookie mistakes only for the education Im getting from reading this forum!! connie
Jafin wrote: » I'm still a bit hazy on what the fees are like for moving crypto from an exchange to a wallet. Is it a flat fee that fluctuates or is it a percentage of what you're transferring? Or does it differ depending on the crypto you're transferring? The fees are what makes me hesitant to move my crypto from an exchange to a wallet, because if it's a flat fee or is somehow cheaper to move in bulk I'd probably just move it all once a year or something. The exchange I use is Coinbase if that makes any difference.
mdmix wrote: » Kraken recently reduced the btc and eth min withdrawal fee. Cost me .0005btc (around €15 at the time) to send .005 btc last month. Current fee is .00015, which still is not cheap.
grindle wrote: » The average BTC tx fee is $15-$20 at the moment, it's cheaper than it should be.
mdmix wrote: » Hey big spender 🤑 We are not all bitcoin rich 😂 not yet at least! I had to do 8 transactions so it didn't feel cheap :L
Thargor wrote: » 26% of all dollars in existence were printed in the last 12 months:https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2NS
BrandonBay86 wrote: » Joe public is just ignoring this and I can’t get my head around it.
The bulk of the sales came from two pieces with thousands of copies available that sold for $7,500 each.
ronivek wrote: » Not sure if this is the best place but: Does anyone have a strategy for getting money into the Crypto sphere via a Credit Card lately? Ulster Bank in particular seem to have everyone blocked if it even remotely smells like Crypto.
Thargor wrote: » It'll be 50% this time next year or worse, its a death spiral to the next crisis.
Jeff2 wrote: » Revolut should work.
Irish_rat wrote: » The binance smart chain is about 4-5dollars in gas to interact on defi now, not as cheap as it was a few weeks back.
ronivek wrote: » No it isn’t. Same fees as always.
Dohnjoe wrote: » It's not a death spiral or anything like that. Currencies have fluid supplies, they are supposed to be created. The dollar barely moved during the last crisis, which was a full-on systemic one, because it's designed that way. We've just been hit by a mega-global pandemic, the world's economy has been put on pause several times, and we'll see certain currencies move a few percent over the next year. Like an average Tuesday in crypto. No "death spirals", no "demise of the US dollar", no financial end of the world crapola. Just like goldbugs, crypto supporters scare-monger people about currencies and economics because they want those people to buy speculative crypto-assets in order to boost the value of their holdings. Whilst I like watching the value of my crypto going up, I'm not the biggest fan of the incessant doom-mongering, downright stupidity and tribalism within crypto towards elementary finance, economics, etc.
olestoepoke wrote: » Not for Binance
