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.

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

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

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 ...

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 ...

The recent Bitcoin halving marked a significant event in the blockchain community, occurring as the 840,000th block was added to the Bitcoin blockchain. This fourth halving in Bitcoin’s history, which ...

Runes was supposed to be the tool that maintained fee revenue post-halving Bitcoin (BTC) started the week stable, changing hands above $65,800, as transaction fees have significantly lowered ...

Bitcoin's latest halving might not lead to a sustained market rally, considering the mature asset class and economic uncertainty.

The Runes protocol has accounted for more than two-thirds of Bitcoin transactions since it was launched at the fourth halving block on April 20.

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 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 ...