Bitcoin BTC transaction fees soared to their highest level ever last weekend, all thanks to trading activity for a newly launched standard for Bitcoin-based digital collectibles. On April 20 (UTC time ...

The Runes protocol launch is causing Bitcoin (BTC) daily fees to soar well beyond a prior all-time high (ATH), according to the crypto analytics firm IntoTheBlock.

Here is a simple explanation. On the Bitcoin network, data space for each block is not boundless but limited. Therefore, if miners have to process a high number of transactions within one block, the ...

Just one day after the fourth Bitcoin halving event, which saw average transaction fees soar to a record $128, the fees have dramatically decreased. On April 21, the cost for medium-priority Bitcoin ...

While acknowledging the deterrent effect of high transaction fees on usage and adoption, they interpret these fees as indicative of Bitcoin’s success. In their analysis, the surge in fees reflects ...

Bitcoin transaction fees experienced a significant drop just one day after reaching an all-time high during the Bitcoin halving.

Na dany moment wiele jednak wskazuje, że ta kluczowa grupa dla ekosystemu największej z kryptowalut jakoś sobie poradzi. W dniu 20 kwietnia, czyli dzień po halvingu, padł nowy rekord wszechczasów w ...

Bitcoin transaction fees surged to a record $128.45 on April 20 due to the launch of Runes protocol but then dropped to $34.80 on the 21st.

Bitcoin transaction fees hit an all-time of $80 million.  Stacks exec believes fees will go even higher as BTC L2 expands.  Bitcoin [BTC] miners have been more profitable after the fourth halving.

After a period of record-setting congestion this weekend, Bitcoin transaction fees have dropped back to levels seen last December.

Bitcoin transaction fees have experienced a significant decline following the recent halving event, providing relief to users and miners alike.

Bitcoin's transaction fees stabilized post-halving, and what it means for future sustainability and market momentum.