Institutional Money ‘Has Arrived’ In Bitcoin As Grayscale Sees Record $600 Million Inflows

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More CashFusion Math

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Great turn out at the Miami bitcoin cash meet up tonight!

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Bitcoin Suisse delivers 2020 crypto outlook

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Kim Dotcom to BTC Maxis: "Stupid" to Ignore Roger Ver and P2P Electronic Cash Innovation

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Question for a miner regarding tx fees

As a miner, you collect a lot of sub-cent UTXOs from transaction fees in the blocks you successfully mine. How difficult is it for you to spend these UTXOs? Are they effectively dust? I assume that you could not spend them individually, because they would just get eaten up by the tx fee of spending them. I'm guessing you have to group a bunch of them as inputs into a single tx. But that would make the tx size in bytes larger, and the tx fee higher. How many of these fee UTXOs have to be bundled together to make it worth transferring or spending them?

Might be a dumb question, I'm probably just misunderstanding how the fees are collected.

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Imagine being a No-Coiner

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