Nearly $85m in fees spent to mint Bitcoin Runes in less than 3 days, data shows
Users expected a 'mempool sniping' frenzy, prompting Bitcoin transactions with high fees to guarantee Runes minting. The post Nearly $85m in fees spent to mint Bitcoin Runes in less than 3 days, data shows appeared first...
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Users expected a 'mempool sniping' frenzy, prompting Bitcoin transactions with high fees to guarantee Runes minting.
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