Bitcoin: miner fees close to 2011 levels, will they survive the next halving?
Original headlineBitcoin : les frais des mineurs proches des niveaux de 2011, survivront-ils au prochain halving ?
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Bitcoin miners are earning transaction fees near 2011 levels, leaving them almost entirely dependent on block subsidies as the 2028 halving approaches. The upcoming halving will cut that subsidy in half, raising questions about miners' ability to remain profitable. With fees contributing very little BTC to miner revenue, operators face mounting pressure to adapt before the reward reduction hits. What to watch next is whether transaction fee revenue can recover enough to offset the halving's impact on miner economics.
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