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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ management of Bitcoin transactions.
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=== Who Pays the Transaction Fee?
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Most payment systems involve some sort of fee for transacting, but
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Most ((("transaction fees", "responsibility for", id="fees-responsibility")))payment systems involve some sort of fee for transacting, but
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often this fee is hidden from typical buyers. For example, a merchant
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may advertise the same item for the same price whether you pay with cash
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or a credit card even though their payment processor may charge them
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@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Bitcoin for spenders to pay transaction fees. There are exceptions,
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such as for merchants that accept unconfirmed transactions and in
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protocols that don't immediately broadcast transactions after they are
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signed (preventing the spender from being able to choose an appropriate
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fee for the current market). We'll explore those exceptions later.
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fee for the current market). We'll explore those exceptions((("transaction fees", "responsibility for", startref="fees-responsibility"))) later.
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=== Fees and Fee Rates
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