Bitcoin Transaction Fees Drop to 0.4 cents Per TX As Mempool is Virtually Empty

By cineramaMarch 18, 2017Bitcoin Business

Even though most bitcoin users are focusing their attention on how the protocol should scale, it appears an interesting change is taking place right now. To be more specific, […]

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Bitcoin Transaction Fees Drop to 0.4 cents Per TX As Mempool is Virtually Empty

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