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RE: Steam Will No Longer Accept Bitcoin "Due to High Fees"

in #bitcoin8 years ago

$1 was only an example but currently for purchasing anything bitcoin is no good but due to consistent upward mobility is best store of value hands down and once lighting network is running will be able to handle millions of transactions a second with fees as low as 1 sat.

for a merchant to accept is very practical as bitcoin is continuously rising so they will get more value per sale.

why they need to consolidate? they could designate selling items to wallets and would provide clear inventory and audit at the same time.

Games are a ridiculous overpriced market anyways so not surprising they would try to cut costs,

currently best crypto for everday transactions is DASH and once next upgrade is complete will only take a few seconds and another upgrade coming in early 2018 will allow for more transactions than mastercard

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once lighting network is running will be able to handle millions of transactions a second with fees as low as 1 sat.

Careful drinking the Blockstream koolaid. I've been hearing promises about Lightning for years. I don't trust them (but I don't trust Bitcoin "Gold" or "Cash" for that matter, either...)

currently best crypto for everday transactions is DASH and once next upgrade is complete will only take a few seconds and another upgrade coming in early 2018 will allow for more transactions than mastercard

I haven't heard about this but I'll look it up. Whatever currency ends up being best for payments will ultimately win in the long run I think. Right now Bitcoin Core is being pumped and propped by Tether printing, IMO.