Bitcoin avg. transaction fee rises 937.7% in 24 hours
Bitcoin transaction fees surged nearly 940% on Aug. 22, reflecting heightened network demand and pressure on users.
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Bitcoin transaction fees surged nearly 940% on Aug. 22, reflecting heightened network demand and pressure on users.
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