💰 Bitcoin fees are only 0.69% of miners’ revenue.. the lowest level in 10 years!
For the first time since 2016, the Bitcoin fees market has moved into a sustainable regime under 1%, according to Glassnode data.
What do these numbers mean today, 13 Aug 2026?
🔹 Fee share: only 0.69% of total miners’ revenue (compared to more than 2% in 2021–2022)
🔹 Lowest bottom: 0.52% in April 2026
🔹 Current price: $65,000 steady despite the fee collapse
🔹 Historical paradox: the same 0.69% level was seen in December 2015, when the BTC price was only $388!
Why is this happening? And what does it have to do with Binance?
This trend reflects network efficiency and the spread of the Lightning network. Most importantly, 90% of trading has become **inside Binance and outside the blockchain**, reducing congestion on the main network. The result? Extremely cheap withdrawal fees for users.
But is it good or bad?
• For users: great! Cheap, fast transfers. • For miners and network security: worrying! After every halving, fees must make up for the block reward. If they remain under 1%, network security may face a challenge in the long run.
A question that sparks the comments:
Do you think the drop in fees is a blessing for users or a future threat to Bitcoin’s security? And would you rather trade inside Binance with low fees, or directly on-chain?
Share your opinion 👇
#Bitcoin #BTC #Glassnode #BinanceSquare #اكتب_واربح 📅 Source: Glassnode • Data up to 13 Aug 2026
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