Ramblings on Yeast Pitching: If a brewer tells you they pitched X number of yeast cells, that is just part of the story. What you really want to know is the pitch rate in million cells / milliliter of wort / degree Plato. Total yeast cells pitched only matters after you know the volume of the wort AND its gravity.amblings on Yeast Pitching: If a brewer tells you they pitched X number of yeast cells, that is just part of the story. What you really want to know is the pitch rate in million cells / milliliter of wort / degree Plato. Total yeast cells pitched only matters after you know the volume of the wort AND its gravity.
The fee is largely up to the bitcoin user to decide, but attacheding a very low, or zero fee to a transaction will tend to be ignored by miners and those transactions may never get confirmed. The typical transaction fee is around 0.0001 BTC, and with Bitcoin trading at around $610, that amounts to $0.061. Larger transactions (in terms of kilobytes) require higher fees. (For more, see: What is Bitcoin Mining?
Those users wanting to incentivize miners to confirm their transactions sooner can attach larger fees, such as 0.001 BTC ($0.61), for example. To compare somebody transacting $100 of value with a credit card would thus cost around $3.37, while a BTC transaction of similar value would cost at most around $0.61 - making credit cards a little more than 5.5x more costly for that transaction. The Bottom Line. Bitcoin transactions are markedly less expensive than a similar credit card transaction, due to the fact that Bitcoin relies on a distributed network of miners rather than a centralized network of banks and processors.