How Bitcoin Inscriptions drove transaction volumes, fees on network

By cineramaJune 2, 2023Bitcoin Business

Inscriptions accounted for over 39% of transactions and fees on the Bitcoin network. BTC price declined by over 1% as volume remained neutral. Recent reports indicated that the Bitcoin […]

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How Bitcoin Inscriptions drove transaction volumes, fees on network

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