Re:Someone paid $2.6M in fees to move $134 worth of cryptocu...
by everfree on Thursday June 11, 2020 @01:39PM
(#23491290)
The fee goes to the miner of the block with the transaction in it, the "next block" in a simplified sense.
If you've already mined the next block yourself, you can publish the transaction directly in the block itself instead of loose out to the network like a pleb. Then you'll be effectively guaranteed to get the transaction fee yourself.
If you've already mined the next block yourself, you can publish the transaction directly in the block itself instead of loose out to the network like a pleb. Then you'll be effectively guaranteed to get the transaction fee yourself.