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      "body": "![btc_tx_fees.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRSJBwe1ctPmDkmCHVdYvYan2g4hNVsRVgxw6JsMzZ88U/btc_tx_fees.jpg)\n\nIf you view each crypto currency as a species competing for survival in an evolutionary sense, there are raging battles going on right now between different crypto currencies to find a niche and establish a foothold in the crypto ecosystem.\n\nBitcoin has established itself as the dominate base currencies on exchanges. If you want to convert LTC to DASH you can't avoid going through BTC on most exchanges. Even when some exchanges try to add other base currencies, the volume is usually not enough and the network effect favors the currency with the largest volume in a reinforcing vicious cycle. This base currency role being fulfilled by Bitcoin and its branding as the first crypto currency are probably the only things that are helping Bitcoin keep it's value.  Due to high transaction fees Bitcoin is certainly losing it's dominance as the currency to use when moving funds in and out of exchanges. This is clearly reflected by the market share that Bitcoin has given up to other coins as it's transaction fees have soared.\n\nThere is currently a battle going on for which coin will fill the void created by Bitcoin. The one that can offer the lowest fees will likely rule this space. All the first generation crypto currencies have the problem that the transactions fees in terms of fiat currencies will go up as the value of the currency goes up against fiat. This is because the transaction fee is fixed to a small fraction of the crypto currency. For example the fee is 0.01 DASH for an instant send on the Dash network. When the price of Dash was $10 this amount was negligible, but when the price of Dash is $1,000, the fee itself becomes $10. If Dash hits $10,000 the fee would be $100, and would eliminate most small transactions.\n\nThe obvious solution is to just lower the fixed parameters to reduce the fee. However, getting everyone to agree on reducing the fees is not that simple. This is because the transaction fees serve two distinct purposes. One is to prevent an attacker from spamming the network with lots of very small value transactions and the other is to reward the miners (in addition to the block reward). There is bound to be contention between the miners and users on the issue of how much to reduce the fees, if at all. Such contention between the miners and users can lead to heated divisions in the community and eventually to hard forks as witnessed with the Bitcoin block size issue. Even if resolved, the fee issue would just come up again next time the value of the crypto currency has increased. The ultimate solution would be to eliminate fees altogether. But this does not seem possible.\n\nMeanwhile new coins such as IOTA are planning to have no transaction fees by requiring a proof-of-work with each transaction. Thus, there is still a small cost to submitting a transaction, but it is paid by expending energy and compute resources rather than a small amount of crypto currency. This innovation decouples the cost of transaction fees from the value of the crypto currency while still solving the spam attack problem. So regardless of the crypto currency value the cost in fiat paid for the transaction in terms of resources used would be the same.  Using POW to prevent the spam attack problem while eliminating transactions fees was first mentioned in 2011 in the SolidCoin forums [1]. 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      "body": "You don't need blockchains to solve the fake news problem. The system that appears to be creating the problem (the world wide web) also provides a very simple solution to combat fake news. It's called linking your references. If even the \"trusted\" news outlets would give links to references rather than just authoritative prose, we wouldn't have this problem. If there is an article about a bird flu virus breakout in Iowa, how can one know if that is true or false without a link to an original source like an alert on the CDC website. When trusted news sites don't link to references it sets a precedence that references aren't required. Once that's the norm anyone can say anything and the reader can't distinguish truth from false unless they spend the time to do their own research. If a news site has done the research then they should provide the links to that research. Factual statements should link and reference the original source and any photos or videos used should link and reference the original source. In the olden days (pre www) newspapers could get away without giving links to the original source because the technology didn't support it. In today's world, when it is so easy to link to the sources, they should not be allowed to get away with just authoritative prose. One should assume that all news, even from trusted sources is fake (or just opinion) if it is presented without any links to references.",
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