Colleagues, transaction
fees have been a major stumbling block for cryptocurrency traders and investors
alike during the past 2-3 years. As trading volumes increase historical data
suggest that transaction fees rise accordingly. BitcoinCharts
Transaction Fee Historical chart clearly shows that fees reached about $58 in
late December 2017, however, fees have fallen back to around $1 as of July
2018. With the launch of BitGo’s predictive
UTXO (unspent
transaction output) management solution the open issue is whether lowering
transaction fees – especially during peaks in trading volumes – will lead to
increased transaction levels? Yes, UTXO early adopters like Civic and Bitstamp fully expect that the answer will
be a resounding “yes”. The bigger challenge will come from the largest Bitcoin
exchanges Binance, OKEx, Huobi, UpBit, BitFinex and BitHumb? The bottom
line: In the near-term (12-24 months) the Cryptocurrency Academy
predicts that crypto traders with high transaction volumes of low-medium BTC
value (e.g. under 100 BTC) are the likely beneficiaries. By contrast,
institutional crypto investors will lower transaction volumes of over 1000 BTC
will see far less benefit. Send us your
comments today! Lawrence – Cryptocurrency
Academy (https://cryptocurrencyacademy.blogspot.com/)
Our mission is to provide Training and Certification programs to enable Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and FinTech traders and investors worldwide to achieve their career goals.
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