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Bitcoin transaction fees have always been an issue that has been discussed as being considered quite high for so long time ago. But, isn't Bitcoin something valuable? Isn't something valuable worth a fairly high fee?
Every transaction of BTC is added into the blockchain in which the validation and adding the transaction to blockchain is conducted by miners. Basically, the rule is that a transaction with higher fees will have the priority in the validation done by the miners. So, the transactions will be done more quickly.
Network conditions and also transaction size also become the factors that influence the different fees.
But currently, I read an article about the relation of the fees and the last Bitcoin halving. The transaction fees of BTC after halving soar much.
Bitcoin’s average transaction fees continue to rise post-halving—caused by an already overloaded transaction backlog.
As seen on the following chart, the average fees of BTC have risen since January. The amount is astonishing, 1,742%. Whatsmore, the fees are getting higher again approaching to the BTC halving and after halving.
Source: BitinfochartsBut of course, the higher fees occur not without reasons. Mostly, the high transaction fees occur because of the heavy usage periods. More transactions in the blocks will cause the race of those transactions to get so tight. If you want to be at the top, you should provide more fees to reach the next blocks.
Briefly, the answer to why the Bitcoin fee is high is simple. There are so many users of Bitcoin, and the users want their BTC to transfer quickly. We all know that if something is highly favorited and needed also important, the price will be higher, whatever it is, not only BTC. So does this coin, if you want the BTC arrives in your receiving wallet, pay it, even in high fees.
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https://decrypt.co/29112/bitcoin-fees-halving-rise-mempoolHow long have I been noticing that Bitcoin's transfer fee is being deducted much more than before, but I have a little bit of a shortcoming? What is the rule for deducting these fees? Are these fees deducted from the owners / companies of ordinary wallets? Since Bitcoin is not under anyone's control, Bitcoin itself is sometimes a low fee, or can not take some time. So what is it cutting on? So my previous idea is right