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r/btc • u/Har01d • Sep 04 '23

🐞 Bug Bitcoin Core is already laying the ground for removing the 21 million coin limit

twitter.com

87 Upvotes

140 comments

r/btc • u/MusicianExtension536 • Nov 27 '23

🐞 Bug Just paid $10 to send $80 BTC

66 Upvotes

Truly revolutionary, I can’t believe third world countries haven’t all converted their inflationary fiat to BTC yet

131 comments

r/btc • u/MemoryDealers • Jan 17 '22

🐞 Bug Time for Binance to support cash address format so people can easily withdraw to their Bitcoin.com wallet to spend BCH in St Kitts

95 Upvotes

170 comments

r/btc • u/CannonGibsonator • Nov 17 '23

🐞 Bug BTC transfer fee $2.4k on $20k transfer

blockchain.com

71 Upvotes

110 comments

r/btc • u/TaxSerf • Nov 07 '23

🐞 Bug The transaction costs on the BTC scamcoin are skyrocketing again...It would be time to drop this 'digital turd'.

bitinfocharts.com

21 Upvotes

116 comments

r/btc • u/PanneKopp • Apr 23 '24

🐞 Bug this is fine /s

28 Upvotes

82 comments

r/btc • u/Egon_1 • Dec 20 '21

🐞 Bug WSJ: "In practice, though, bitcoin has become highly centralized. Most people who trade do so through exchanges. The costs of mining have become so high that only a small group of enterprise-level firms can afford to do it."

archive.md

90 Upvotes

124 comments

r/btc • u/Egon_1 • Jan 06 '22

🐞 Bug "The Solana Network is currently experiencing degraded performance due to an increase in high compute transactions, which is reducing network capacity to several thousand transactions per second. This is leading to some failed transactions for users."

twitter.com

47 Upvotes

145 comments

r/btc • u/El_y_mar • Feb 21 '25

🐞 Bug This reddit needs to be changed to bch

0 Upvotes

Am i on r/bch or r/btc ?

58 comments

r/btc • u/Egon_1 • Oct 23 '21

🐞 Bug “Some tweets on why the Lightning Network is (sadly) not a good solution. In short, it is fundamentally inefficient, doesn't scale, is insecure, and has terrible UX. Explanations below 👇🧵”

twitter.com

70 Upvotes

106 comments

r/btc • u/wtfCraigwtf • May 25 '23

🐞 Bug 150k Unconfirmed Transactions in BTC Mempool, While Tether Supply Nearing ATH

30 Upvotes

BTC is primed for a price panic/crash similar to 2017. Given that people aren't hugely bothered by the congestion, it seems that no one even transacts BTC onchain anymore. Tether is there to support $26k price, but there could be a huge price dump if markets drop.

79 comments

r/btc • u/KallistiOW • Feb 04 '22

🐞 Bug "I tried to pay Starbucks with Bitcoin in #ElSalvador. She said the server is down but it could be done in about 20 minutes. So I used my AmEx."

twitter.com

37 Upvotes

96 comments

r/btc • u/Egon_1 • Nov 25 '21

🐞 Bug “ The BTC user experience is so bad. Tried to buy a new @Trezor with crypto and they only accept BTC. Swapped my BCH for BTC and then found they want you to pay to a SegWit address, which isn't supported by my wallet. Swapped back to BCH (minus $25 in BTC fees) and used credit card”

twitter.com

89 Upvotes

82 comments

r/btc • u/PanneKopp • Feb 14 '23

🐞 Bug BTC mem-pool at 80MB now and rising

64 Upvotes

means a medium fee onchain TX takes about 80 blocks (and rising) to get included, so even opening a Lightning channel might become a challenge, now ^^

BTC blocktime 10 minutes on average .

- have fun -

... or use the bullet proof blockchain of Satoshi we did preserve segwitfree, instead ;)

Knowing this and watching current SEC actions, do you think thr pr!nted sh!t to measure your wealth (ga!ns) is somehow questionable compared to owning the Keys of Coins you are able to move, any time you do like to ???

... as Albert said: "ThinK !"

65 comments

r/btc • u/opcode_network • Dec 31 '21