The fee is an incentive to the miner to be sure to include your information in the next information block and therefore "verify" it. In the long term, as it gets harder to find new coins, and as the economy increases, the fees will be an incentive for miners to keep creating more blocks and keep the economy going. In the short term, miners are making most of their money by mining new coins (check the section on What Are Bitcoins for more information about this). Your wallet should be set to pay 0 fees as a default, but if you want, you can add a fee to prioritize your transactions.
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Officers from the two divisions called at least 14 such meetings, according to Rohingya leaders who attended. They said leaders of the local Rakhine community sometimes came, too. The 33rd and 99th also announced their arrival in a series of meetings that Rohingya attendees said left them anxious and fearful.

He is a diminutive figure who often wears round, rimless spectacles and looks more like an office clerk than the leader of one of the region's largest standing armies. His rise through the ranks was intertwined with the bloody history of Myanmar's light infantry divisions.

They were about to launch a campaign that would drive hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims from their homes and leave the region in flames. YANGON, Myanmar/COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh, June 26 (Reuters) - I n early August last year, a young lieutenant named Kyi Nyan Lynn flew to Rakhine State, with hundreds of other Myanmar soldiers.

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When you set up your wallet, if you click around a bit, you will see an option to pay a fee to speed transactions. The miners doing the work of creating blocks of information keeps the system up to date and secure.

Rohingya regard themselves as native to Rakhine State. But Myanmar has denied most of them citizenship, saying they are not an indigenous group, and the country's Buddhist majority reviles them. Police and Rakhine Buddhist villagers told Reuters how they coordinated with troops from both divisions to burn down Rohingya villages, giving the residents no homes to return to.

The seven face asset freezes and are banned from traveling to EU countries.