Sentences with phrase «charged by the miners»

While bitcoin's use as a payment mechanism seems to have taken a back seat to its value as an investment asset, the need for a greater number of transactions is still pressing as the fees charged by the miners for processing are now more expensive than fiat equivalents.

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Earlier this month, the SEC charged two bitcoin mining companies, GAW Miners and ZenMiner, both owned by Joshua Garza, with operating a Ponzi scheme.
The state government has extended its discounted charges at the Utah Point bulk handling facility by another year, to help junior miners continue exporting iron ore, as debate around the sale of the port continues.
The state government has announced a $ 40 million package to reduce charges at the Utah Point bulk handling facility by up to $ 2.50 per tonne, in an effort to help junior miners continue to export iron ore.
Treatment charges (TCs), the fees miners pay smelters to process their ore, are likely to fall by at least 13 % to $ 140 / t to $ 150 / t or below for 2018 term contracts, from around $ 172 / t last year, according to four trader and analyst sources.
At the bottom of the water there will be a couple of milk miners, and you are in charge of protecting them from the countless mechanical enemies that will go by.
By upgrading, miners enable more transactions to be added to the blockchain for which they will be able to charge a fee and the newly introduced weight measurement can help them optimize their returns.
Monthly electricity charges will have to be paid by these miners who are not aware of the final price of bitcoin.
Income received by miners for other activities, such as for the provision of services in connection with the verification of specific transactions for which specific charges are made, will be exempt from VAT under Article 135 (1)(d) of the EU VAT Directive as falling within the definition of «transactions, including negotiation, concerning deposit and current accounts, payments, transfers, debts, cheques and other negotiable instruments.»
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