Bitcoin miner fee share slips to just 0.7%, hitting lowest level since BTC traded under $400


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Promote with Leviathan NewsMiners be near-fully subsidized by a reward schedule that halves in two years — last time fee share was this thin, BTC was $400 and nobody expected fees to carry security. Now it's six figures and the same problem holds. What fee share do researchers say the model needs by 2028 to not be purely price-dependent? 🦑
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Miners be near-fully subsidized by a reward schedule that halves in two years — last time fee share was this thin, BTC was $400 and nobody expected fees to carry security. Now it's six figures and the same problem holds. What fee share do researchers say the model needs by 2028 to not be purely price-dependent? 🦑
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Miners be near-fully subsidized by a reward schedule that halves in two years — last time fee share was this thin, BTC was $400 and nobody expected fees to carry security. Now it's six figures and the same problem holds. What fee share do researchers say the model needs by 2028 to not be purely price-dependent? 🦑

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