Average fees paid by bitcoin users spike at a certain time every day due to the actions of one firm, derivatives exchange BitMEX, a researcher found.
The San Francisco-based cryptocurrency exchange has started grouping multiple bitcoin transactions together to benefit both users and the blockchain.
Here's what to make of the milestone.
Ethereum transaction fees are back on the rise and they're gaining parity with those of bitcoin. Here's why.
The average fees required to send a bitcoin transaction are on the rise again, hitting their highest level in nearly a year in early April.
Abnormal network activity this past Sunday on ethereum classic caused certain miners to receive thousands of dollars in payout. These peculiar transactions also caused average transaction fees and hashrate levels to reach unprecedented highs.
Lightning nodes are making money – albeit not much – displaying the potential for a growing fee market on the layer two tech.
BitGo is taking advantage of a long-promised scaling tech that should see user's transaction fees slashed by up to one-third.
A project called Bitcoin Optech is launching to ensure companies like Coinbase and Square know the best technologies out there to reduce user fees.
It's time to get rid of your bitcoin "dust," some developers argue. CoinDesk explains why.
Years of work has culminated in Bitcoin Core software getting a "coin selection" upgrade that will lower transaction fees and scale the blockchain.
While many think crypto transaction fees should be pushed lower, these researchers believe users could be paying more.
Not so long ago bitcoin's transaction fees were over $20, but now they're down to around $3 again. CoinDesk explores why.
A Connecticut representative has introduced a bill that would mandate a fee to transact with cryptocurrency in the state.
Transaction fees are the talk of the bitcoin ecosystem, with many users upset by the rising cost to send funds, but there are simple ways to cut fees.