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 ...

While bitcoin's price held mostly steady above $63,000 in the aftermath, something else stole the show: Transaction fees spiked on Bitcoin as the launch of a new protocol called Runes led to a flurry ...

Bitcoin miners have raked in more fees than Ethereum stakers in the last three days as the industry awaits the fourth halving event and the introduction of a new token standard on Bitcoin.

Bitcoin users have spent a record $2.4 million in fees in a bid to pick up the rarest possible satoshis on block 840,000 — making it the most expensive block in Bitcoin’s history.

Rodamor is known for the release of Ordinals, a protocol that allows people to “inscribe” data on the smallest units of bitcoin (i.e. satoshis) to create highly valued assets on Bitcoin. Ordinals is ...

This bitcoin halving is the first that's happened outside the Federal Reserve's zirp-era (zero interest-rate policy), the first after the debut of a fleet of long-awaited Wall Street bitcoin ...

Bitcoin registers $7.47 million in transaction fees, beating Ethereum, which registered $7.31 million in the last 24 hours.

The once-every-four-years event cut in half the so-called mining reward, which is the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions.

Bitcoin users paid $7.47 million in gas fees in the last 24 hours, driven by excitement surrounding the halving and Runes upgrade.

Bitcoin completes its fourth halving, reducing block rewards to 3.125 BTC; Bitcoin's price holds steady above $63,000.

Bitcoin’s latest “halving” — the fourth in the cryptocurrency’s history — is now complete. And while the token’s prices are off their highs from earlier ...

In the wake of the latest Bitcoin halving, there may be some speculative trading. Other key events will also be in focus.