Tell that to the guy who lost his house after a layoff.

I read an article that said the average on-chain fee makes anything under $50 not worth it. That feels about right to me now, which is a real shame. The whole point gets lost when moving small amounts is too expensive.

Half a million for a test" is crazy. I wouldn't send less than $100 now.

Try wrapping your knuckles with hockey tape before you start, robertcarr. It sounds silly, but that little bit of padding saves your hands from the sharp edges. You'll still lose some skin, just maybe not a whole pint.

I made the same mistake with a batch of old pulp magazines. PVA seemed fine until the pages started pulling away again. Now I keep a jar of wheat paste mixed with a bit of methyl cellulose for that kind of flexible repair. It dries way slower but the bindings move like they're supposed to.