Bitcoin miners raked $184M in fees in Q2, surpassing all of 2022
It’s been one of the most lucrative quarters for those that profit from Bitcoin transaction fees in nearly two years.
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It’s been one of the most lucrative quarters for those that profit from Bitcoin transaction fees in nearly two years.
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