Bitcoin Transaction Fees Surge to 2-year Highs – Where Next for the BTC Price?
The mean fee to conduct a transaction on the Bitcoin network just shot to its highest level in nearly two years, as per data presented by crypto on-chain analytics firm Glassnode. On Friday, the average transaction fee c...
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On Friday, the average transaction fee clocked in at 0.00032814 BTC, up more than ten-fold from a dip to 0.00003161 on the 23rd of April.
At the current Bitcoin price of around $29,600, that implies a transaction fee of nearly $10....
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