Bitcoin (BTC) average transaction fees crossed the $100 mark for the first time on April 20, following the halving event.

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

While market forces will likely drive action to Bitcoin’s secondary layers, that may not always be a good thing. For one thing, those with low bitcoin balances may be priced out from using platforms ...

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

The launch of Casey Rodarmor's new Runes protocol sent fees surging as users rushed to etch new digital tokens that can be launched atop the Bitcoin blockchain.

The much awaited bitcoin halving occurred late Friday evening. While it cuts the new bitcoin issuance rate and bitcoin miner rewards in half, its impact on price of bitcoin is still in question.

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As of late Thursday, there are fewer than 175 blocks to mine before the next halving. About 99.9% of the required blocks are already mined, according to data from Mempool.space. Mempool.space tracks ...

Referencing BTC’s higher-than-normal $128 average fees, a pseudonymous crypto analyst claimed that the Bitcoin network now has more demand for block space than Ethereum ... Happy halving, everyone!

The previous all-time high revenue for Bitcoin miners was $78.7 million on March 11, when the Bitcoin price broke a new high of $71,415. However, the jump in revenue was directly correlated with ...

Bitcoin relies on miners to be safe and functional. Miners rely on block rewards to be profitable. What happens when there’s nothing to mine?

YieldMax™ announced the launch today of the YieldMax™ Bitcoin Option Income Strategy ETF (NYSE Arca: YBIT). YBIT seeks to generate current income via a synthetic covered call strategy on one or more ...