Bitcoin (BTC) average transaction fees crossed the $100 mark for the first time on April 20, following the halving event. As transaction costs rise, the majority of investors are either holding dust ...

Attention is on the next Bitcoin halving date in four years and its possible impact on the general crypto market.

Bitcoin transaction fees have significantly lowered following the halving, with medium-priority transactions now costing $8.48 while high-priority transactions costing $9.32, according to data from ...

The Runes protocol launch pushed the average fee per block reaching as high as 18.62 BTC. The congestion on the Bitcoin network is evidenced by over 237,000 pending transactions. Despite the ...

Fees on Bitcoin have surpassed Ethereum for three consecutive days as miners and traders prepare for the upcoming Bitcoin halving and, to a lesser extent, the introduction of Runes on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin users paid $7.47 million in gas fees in the last 24 hours. The halving and the Runes upgrade are expected to go live April 20. Bitcoin NFT and BRC-20 trading activity is picking up leading ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miners are witnessing a surge in transaction fees as the halving event approaches, signaling significant adjustments in the mining sector. Recent data indicates that Bitcoin ...

Gas fees paid on Bitcoin surpassed the value of Ethereum in the last 24 hours. Users reportedly paid $7.47 million in transaction fees compared to $7.31 million on Ethereum. However, the average of ...

Bitcoin transaction fees soar to over $240, marking a significant increase in on-chain transfer expenses. Both investors and analysts are concerned about the surge in fees. At block height 840,000, ...

The Bitcoin Halving event is scheduled for Saturday, April 20, 2024. The Bitcoin network witnessed a surge in hash rate ahead of the event. BTC transaction fees also hit a record $11 million. Bitcoin ...

The Bitcoin halving took place early Saturday, upending the economics of running the pioneering blockchain. Fees soared in the aftermath as a new Bitcoin-based system called Runes launched.