Lightning vs On-Chain: Cashout Fees AU
When you withdraw crypto from a best bitcoin casino or sportsbook, you’re paying for network capacity. A network fee is the cost to get your transaction processed by miners (on-chain) or routed by Lightning nodes (off-chain). Think of it as paying for a lane on a busy highway: faster lane, higher fee.
On Bitcoin’s base layer, the fee is a miner fee priced in satoshis per virtual byte (sat/vB). More congestion in the mempool (the waiting room for transactions) means higher sat/vB, which pushes your AUD cost up when BTC’s price is high. You don’t pay a percentage; you pay for data space.