Let’s talk about Bitcoin’s smallest unit.
Bitcoin transaction fee rates are commonly expressed in sat/vB, meaning how many satoshis you pay per virtual byte.
One thing that’s easy to overlook: outputs that are too small often aren’t even enough to cover the fee when you spend them. Nodes’ default rules also treat these outputs as “dust” and won’t relay them.
You can change the display unit in your wallet to a format you’re used to, making it easier to avoid mistakes when dealing with amounts.
$BTC You don’t have to buy a whole bitcoin at once—you can trade 0.001 BTC or even less. Currently 84190.01.
Bitcoin transaction fee rates are commonly expressed in sat/vB, meaning how many satoshis you pay per virtual byte.
One thing that’s easy to overlook: outputs that are too small often aren’t even enough to cover the fee when you spend them. Nodes’ default rules also treat these outputs as “dust” and won’t relay them.
You can change the display unit in your wallet to a format you’re used to, making it easier to avoid mistakes when dealing with amounts.
$BTC You don’t have to buy a whole bitcoin at once—you can trade 0.001 BTC or even less. Currently 84190.01.