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15 Jan 2024, 18:02
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315 Jan 2024, 18:16
The price of Bitcoin experienced a wild ride last week in reaction to compromised posts by the official SEC account on Twitter.
Pyth Price Feeds captured this activity, maintaining high granularity of price action and expanding confidence intervals when appropriate.
Learn more about how the Pyth BTC/USD Price Feed performed throughout this period of volatility and confusion:
TWEET:
CASE STUDY: https://pyth.network/blog/how-pyth-handled-a-price-spike-after-fake-etf-news
The price of Bitcoin experienced a wild ride last week in reaction to compromised posts by the official SEC account on Twitter.
The price of Bitcoin experienced a wild ride last week in reaction to compromised posts by the official SEC account on Twitter.
Pyth Price Feeds captured this activity, maintaining high granularity of price action and expanding confidence intervals when appropriate.
Learn more about how the Pyth BTC/USD Price Feed performed throughout this period of volatility and confusion:
TWEET: https://twitter.com/PythNetwork/status/1746958012948853048
CASE STUDY: https://pyth.network/blog/how-pyth-handled-a-price-spike-after-fake-etf-news
15 Jan 2024, 18:16
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
πKey principle: the fee amount depends on the number of UTXOs required to make a transaction. It is not necessarily correlated with the amount of coins. βοΈ
π UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) can be compared to coins and banknotes: you can receive $1000 in 10 $100 notes or in 1000 $1 notes (and all possible variations). In this case, 1 banknote = 1 UTXO, no matter its size.
π΄ To make a transaction, the system selects random UTXOs to fulfill the requested amount and gives the remainder back. The fee amount is generated based on the number of UTXOs chosen; however, the process is random and it can't be predicted how much it will be.
We hope this made you understand the complex structure of the fees π
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
πKey principle: the fee amount depends on the number of UTXOs required to make a transaction. It is not necessarily correlated with the amount of coins. βοΈ
π UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) can be compared to coins and banknotes: you can receive $1000 in 10 $100 notes or in 1000 $1 notes (and all possible variations). In this case, 1 banknote = 1 UTXO, no matter its size.
π΄ To make a transaction, the system selects random UTXOs to fulfill the requested amount and gives the remainder back. The fee amount is generated based on the number of UTXOs chosen; however, the process is random and it can't be predicted how much it will be.
We hope this made you understand the complex structure of the fees π
15 Jan 2024, 18:16
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
πKey principle: the fee amount depends on the number of UTXOs required to make a transaction. It is not necessarily correlated with the amount of coins. βοΈ
π UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) can be compared to coins and banknotes: you can receive $1000 in 10 $100 notes or in 1000 $1 notes (and all possible variations). In this case, 1 banknote = 1 UTXO, no matter its size.
π΄ To make a transaction, the system selects random UTXOs to fulfill the requested amount and gives the remainder back. The fee amount is generated based on the number of UTXOs chosen; however, the process is random and it can't be predicted how much it will be.
We hope this made you understand the complex structure of the fees π
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
We are continuing with #UBIXquiz, and today we are going to tell you how fees are generated.
πKey principle: the fee amount depends on the number of UTXOs required to make a transaction. It is not necessarily correlated with the amount of coins. βοΈ
π UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) can be compared to coins and banknotes: you can receive $1000 in 10 $100 notes or in 1000 $1 notes (and all possible variations). In this case, 1 banknote = 1 UTXO, no matter its size.
π΄ To make a transaction, the system selects random UTXOs to fulfill the requested amount and gives the remainder back. The fee amount is generated based on the number of UTXOs chosen; however, the process is random and it can't be predicted how much it will be.
We hope this made you understand the complex structure of the fees π