Analyst: Suspicious Bitcoin Mempool Activity, Transaction Fees Spike to $16

By cineramaDecember 9, 2017Bitcoin Business

With the daily trading volume of Bitcoin at an all-time high, at around $20 bln across major regions, the mempool of the Bitcoin Blockchain has started to expand again. […]

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Analyst: Suspicious Bitcoin Mempool Activity, Transaction Fees Spike to $16

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