Coin Metrics charts are in UTC time. The mean transaction fee on the Bitcoin network on April 20 was $91.89, a 2,645% increase from March’s average mean fee of $3.35, per Coin Metrics data.

Four years in the making, the fourth Bitcoin halving finally occurred—marking “a significant milestone for the protocol, and for crypto, more broadly,” according to an update shared by ...

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 ...

As Bitcoin continues to maintain its value, the lower transaction fees could incentivize increased activity on the network, benefiting users and facilitating smoother transactions. The aftermath of ...

Miners are expected to rely more on higher transaction fees and a potential increase in bitcoin's price to offset the expected decline in revenue due to the reduced mining subsidy, especially in ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) transaction fees have significantly decreased, reaching a five-year low, according to CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno. The drop comes after increased fees following the Bitcoin ...

Bitcoin transaction fees have significantly decreased, reaching a level not seen in five years. Despite Runes' initial high activity, its impact on transaction fees is diminishing. Loading..

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 ...

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 ...