Can anyone suggest other blockchain explorers that display average medium fee for each confirmed block with estimation of the fee rates for next near blocks? I can't suggest better alternatives of memepool.space because of this feature.
This website might be quite complicated but sometimes I visit this whenever mempool.space is having some issues.
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https://mempool.jhoenicke.de/It also contains the other mempools of other cryptos, not only Bitcoin.
I confess this is one of the most complicated imdicator i have ever seen during my crypto journey, meanwhile the complication is just to watch the blockchain. Devs with such abilities should have the ability to facilitate data with nice graph design. It's easy to check last transactions in the last two blocks using any known blockchain explorer to know the average fee rate, more than using this site. Thank you for the suggestion anyway.
Yeah, I think that those who have an understanding of how to read it is actually for them. But as mentioned by the others about the other mempools where we can check the network easier, it's best to go after them, and this is just another reference if ever someone who might have an idea of how to read it. And if it's for the reference, we've got another one but of course as users, we tend to go to the ones who relays the data and make use of the graphs for us to easier understand it.
Can anyone suggest other blockchain explorers that display average medium fee for each confirmed block with estimation of the fee rates for next near blocks? I can't suggest better alternatives of memepool.space because of this feature.
This website might be quite complicated but sometimes I visit this whenever mempool.space is having some issues.
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https://mempool.jhoenicke.de/It also contains the other mempools of other cryptos, not only Bitcoin.
I haven't heard about this exchange before. And despite that many doesn't like the centralized exchanges, it's still best to go for the known ones.
Based on this website below, they're not a trusted service provider and that speaks that after your experience. Others should also be careful about them.
I still can't figure out how op or any other user may end up with such an unknown service, then don't hesitate to trust it with their real money although all the ratings and reviews confirm that it's a fraudulent service. Sometimes it blows my mind how some experienced users and longstanding bitcointalk users fall victims for a clear scam service although they know how/where/why to search about any service especially unknown ones.
That's show low crypto literacy to some individuals and they think that all those platforms they use is legitimate.
Its unfortunate that they learn a hard lesson towards those situation they experience. That's why before using the platform the very first thing they should do is to verify its legitimacy and always check if lots of people knows those platform they are interested to use.
Also I guess rank is not clear indication that they know lot of things. This is the reason on why we see some of them fall from scams like this.
I still can't figure out how op or any other user may end up with such an unknown service, then don't hesitate to trust it with their real money although all the ratings and reviews confirm that it's a fraudulent service.
One possible reason is they have limited options, or they already do their research and feel like the risk is acceptable for the money they can use. That being said, we can only ask them directly if we want to know why they chose an obviously risky platform, especially for leverage trading when other exchanges are available.
larry fink calling bitcoin a hedge against currency debasement is another clear sign institutions are aligning with the narrative this is no longer retail speculation this is wall street validation.
It bacame obvious to consider that bitcoin is a reality and that this is a fact that only dumbs would still deny it. American policies towards cryptocurrencies has significantly changed without issuing regalotory laws, but to recognize bitcoin as a commodity or a security is way better than ignoring it in full like we still see in the majority of countries arround the world. Now after validating a strategic federal reserve in bitcoin, big companies found the occasion to express their ambitions toward bitcoin and take their part from the cake.
That's why there's lots of changes towards how the world look at Bitcoin now. Since we could see that those countries ban Bitcoin before are now considering investing on this coin now.
Although there are country lift continue to impose their bans but for sure in future there would be a change of situation especially that lots of big and small countries now are considering to have Bitcoin Strategic Reserve for their country.
It will be so dumb for them if they see Bitcoin succeed for more and they continue to be an old school country which still believe on traditional system.
But why users still find the way to this platform despite all the bad reviews accross the internet in almost all rating platforms?
Freebitco is a very old website and if you search for "free bitcoin" at google, the first result you will get will be freebitco.
Unfortunately, many people don't read the reviews at all and register to different websites without paying attention to what others say about them.
That is the reason that many people get fooled as they think that freebitco is an old and trusted site but they do not know the current situation. The scenario for Freebitco has totally changed, and it has turned into a scam site, but not many people know about it.
Those who are active on this forum and on the gambling board know about it, but there is a big gambling audience who are not aware of this forum. They get to that site through online searching or getting there through social media, and then they get scammed or face difficulties in withdrawals.
I am really interested to know how he convinced him to send 0.26 btc without any garantees. Maybe op can share some info about the conversation between the buyer and the scammer.
I think Op mentioned that the scammer wiped the chat history between him (the scammer) and his victim. So, you might not get this information. I am also curious what he might have told the victim that warranted him to act against the instructions of the deal broker.
This remind me of the freebitco faucet, is it still running? I only see people claiming about pending withdrawal issues. It's sad to see such a service with great potentials burning its reputation in such a tragic way.
Their faucet is still available, but it takes a very long time to reach their minimum withdrawal limit if all you do at freebitco is play their free roll.
So, even if their withdrawals work, I doubt many people can withdraw bitcoin from freebitco, if they only play the free roll.