Post by @stani • Hey
Whats the max acceptable transaction fee that you would be okay to pay for everyday payments?
Comments
- 0.025 cents. I think the cost of decentralized payment rails are naturally high. I’ll pay anything so merchants don’t have to pay 3 - 5% to Mastercard & Visa. It’s a trade off
- 1 cent
- Zero. One of the things that creates the most friction for people to operate on chain in Argentina is the gas fee. Our financial system works 24/7, immediately and for free. No one easily accepts to pay for transactions
- The solution we are using today in Switzerland 🇨🇭 for everyday payment doesn't have fee for private. Only for companies.
I think 1cent is the max that people will accept.
- 1 cent or 0.01% of the price
- 10 cents if decentralized
- I think around 30-40 cents I start to get annoyed. It's more a function of the percentage of the final transaction tbh, like I would never really be able to casually pay for a packet of crisps when I'm out with crypto, I practically have to get the whole family spreadsheet out
- don't want to go back to tradfi, but the most convenient and sustainable way would be a % fee after the tx value - with discount or % cap for whale txs
- Max - 10 Cents
Normally - 1-3 Cents
- 5 -10 cents
- Zero. Needs to be free.
- 0.001$ is ok 🙈
- 0.10$
- Everyday! 0.01$ is good
- $0.005 Maximum
- Feeling triggered by this… flashbacks of gas fees we had to deal with last bullrun 😮💨
Ideally: 0.5 - 0.15c
Currently: Anywhere from 0.5c - $2.00 (dependant on network of course)
- 2% of the transaction value and preferably paid in whatever crypto was used in the transaction.
- In terms of crypto currency, the higher the native token price ,the more expensive the transaction fee . In real life tx fee is that VAT added when we buy something ,which is a lot already .Crypto is just another way to tax The geeks 🤣
- Max $10 for ETH user 😓
- Less then 1 cent
- 10 cent is ok. 🤔
- Hmmm. Today 2.8$ restating ETH
- 1 cent
- $0,05
- 0.05
- 0.5
- 1 - 5
- Hai sir
- your not elig social
- Funny
- 1 cent is Ok😊
- 0.025 cents. I think the cost of decentralized payment rails are naturally high. I’ll pay anything so merchants don’t have to pay 3 - 5% to Mastercard & Visa. It’s a trade off
- 1 cent
- Zero. One of the things that creates the most friction for people to operate on chain in Argentina is the gas fee. Our financial system works 24/7, immediately and for free. No one easily accepts to pay for transactions
- The solution we are using today in Switzerland 🇨🇭 for everyday payment doesn't have fee for private. Only for companies.
I think 1cent is the max that people will accept.
- 1 cent or 0.01% of the price
- 10 cents if decentralized
- I think around 30-40 cents I start to get annoyed. It's more a function of the percentage of the final transaction tbh, like I would never really be able to casually pay for a packet of crisps when I'm out with crypto, I practically have to get the whole family spreadsheet out
- don't want to go back to tradfi, but the most convenient and sustainable way would be a % fee after the tx value - with discount or % cap for whale txs
- Max - 10 Cents
Normally - 1-3 Cents
- 5 -10 cents
- Zero. Needs to be free.
- 0.001$ is ok 🙈
- 0.10$
- Everyday! 0.01$ is good
- $0.005 Maximum
- Feeling triggered by this… flashbacks of gas fees we had to deal with last bullrun 😮💨
Ideally: 0.5 - 0.15c
Currently: Anywhere from 0.5c - $2.00 (dependant on network of course)
- 2% of the transaction value and preferably paid in whatever crypto was used in the transaction.
- In terms of crypto currency, the higher the native token price ,the more expensive the transaction fee . In real life tx fee is that VAT added when we buy something ,which is a lot already .Crypto is just another way to tax The geeks 🤣
- Max $10 for ETH user 😓
- Less then 1 cent
- 10 cent is ok. 🤔
- Hmmm. Today 2.8$ restating ETH
- 1 cent
- $0,05
- 0.05
- 0.5
- 1 - 5
- Hai sir
- your not elig social
- Funny
- 1 cent is Ok😊