Bitcoin Transaction Fees Falls To Post-Pandemic Levels

Bitcoin Transaction Fees Falls To Post-Pandemic Levels

Data shows the Bitcoin transaction fees has now fallen down to levels not seen since April 2020, which was right after when the pandemic began. Bitcoin Transaction Fees Has Plummeted To Lows Not Observed Since More Than Two Years Ago According to the latest weekly report from Arcane Research, the BTC transaction fees has taken […]


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