Bitcoin Transaction Fees Remain Historically Low Despite Recent Spike

Bitcoin Transaction Fees Remain Historically Low Despite Recent Spike

Data shows the Bitcoin total transaction fees have continued to be at historically low values despite a spike during LUNA’s collapse recently. Bitcoin Transaction Fees Have Moved Sideways Since July 2021 As per the latest weekly report from Glassnode, the total transaction fees on the BTC network has been very low for almost a year […]


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