Ethereum will use around 99.95% less energy post merge

Re:Ethereum will use around 99.95% less energy post merge by joshuahaglund on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @06:31PM (#27202119)

I guess my point is that with PayPal, as a buyer, the transaction fees are seamlessly included in the price.

With crypto, it depends. Which coin? Which wallet? Which seller or marketplace? I'm curious if you care to share more about your transactions, that cost less using crypto. Now, if you're saying that you bought at $100 and it's at $1000, and you "paid less" that way, that's just this stage of the ponzi scheme's doing, not an inherent feature of the network that lowers costs.

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Re:Ethereum will use around 99.95% less energy post merge by Baeocystin on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @06:48PM (#27202277)

Oh, for sure, there's plenty of work to still be done on the crypto side of things.

Regarding which coins I use, it's mostly Bitcoin Cash or Doge. No funny accounting or anything. The network transaction fees are readily available:

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/dogecoin-transactionfee...

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin%20cash-transact...

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