THE RESEARCH DESK

Work through
the assumptions.

Two small tools for clearer questions. No live market data, wallet connections or automated safety ratings.

01 / HYPOTHETICAL ARITHMETIC

Bitcoin transaction fee model

Multiply a transaction’s virtual size by an assumed fee rate. The default is an example, not a current network quote.

Illustrative fee

700 satoshis · 0.00000700 BTC

Formula: ceil(vbytes × sat/vB). Rounded up to a whole satoshi; 100,000,000 satoshis = 1 BTC. At 140 vB and 5 sat/vB, the fee is 700 sats.

This does not estimate transaction size, predict confirmation time, account for package-policy requirements, or include exchange withdrawal charges. Actual signed size can differ from a wallet estimate. Check the transaction in a trusted wallet before signing.

Why there is no single mempool →
BIP141: transaction weight and virtual size ↗

02 / EVIDENCE, NOT A SCORE

Claim-review checklist

Check an item only when you have documented an answer and its source. A completed list can still describe an unacceptable risk.

ObjectHave I identified the exact network, asset, contract and product—not just its ticker?AuthorityWho can sign, pause, upgrade, censor or redirect this system?ClaimWhat specific right or capability is promised, and where is it documented?EvidenceDoes the source concern this exact version, network and contract?ExitWhat must keep working for a withdrawal, redemption or recovery?LimitsWhat does the audit, proof or demonstration explicitly exclude?ChangeWhich dates, policies, dependencies or assumptions need another check?

Session-only. Nothing is saved or sent. Do not enter seed words, keys, addresses or private account information; there are no fields for them.

How to interpret evidence →