ChainCatcher message, Greeks.live macro researcher Adam posted on the X platform stating: Last Saturday, Bitcoin successfully completed its halving, and the market remained relatively stable, with some hot projects driving up BTC Fee, resulting in a temporary increase in miner income. This week, there are few macro events and data, with almost no noteworthy macro events. The market still follows the trend of U.S. stocks as a barometer, and risk assets may still experience significant volatility. Outlook for the crypto options market: Bitcoin rebounded significantly over the weekend, with implied volatility for major maturities remaining relatively stable, the structure gradually returning, and Dvol still high. This week's volatility expectation is lower than the previous two weeks, and selling may be a better option, especially selling puts. Outlook for the crypto interest rate market: The Bitfinex green leaf interest rate market has large players continuously increasing their positions, but the interest rates have not been able to sustain a rebound. Currently, the rates are at a normal level, and one can wait to identify high-rate orders before taking action.

ChainCatcher news, the revenue structure of the Bitcoin mining industry is undergoing significant changes. Analysis shows that miners have recently seen a substantial increase in fee income from processing transactions. Last week, these fees exceeded the standard block reward, indicating that the traditional way miners generate income may be shifting.Typically, miners' income comes from block rewards and transaction fees. In the past week, transaction fees accounted for about 30% of their total revenue, dropping to 15% on December 24. According to Glassnode data, the proportion of inscriptions within these fees is increasing.Moreover, if the trend of declining total revenue for miners continues (partly due to the high costs of mining operations), and the proportion of inscriptions in total fees continues to grow, miners may increasingly support inscriptions.

ChainCatcher news, according to a tweet from IntoTheBlock, this week Bitcoin transaction fees have surpassed Ethereum. In the past 7 days, Bitcoin transaction fees totaled 61 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoQuant data, on August 27, the daily fees for exchange payments executed by users on Ethereum were 1,719 ETH, the lowest point since December 26 of last year, a decrease of 89% compared to the peak of 16,720 ETH on May 5.

According to ChainCatcher news, data from Tokenview shows that since May, the total daily transaction fees for Bitcoin have been on a significant upward trend, with yesterday's total reaching 134.97 BTC, setting a new historical high. In addition, yesterday's total transaction fees for Ethereum also hit a record high, reaching 2123.43 ETH. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Finbold, Bitcoin transaction fees have surged recently, reaching a historic high not seen in the past two years. As of May 3, the total fees for Bitcoin blockchain payments reached $3.57 million, an increase of about 400% since the end of April. This spike can be attributed to the creation of BRC-20 Tokens. However, despite the rise in fees, the average daily transaction fee for Bitcoin remains significantly lower than that of Ethereum. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to WSJ, a Binance spokesperson confirmed that after canceling the Bitcoin spot trading fees last summer, they have now resumed charging this fee. This move reverses last year's practice, when cryptocurrency trading platforms, including Binance and its U.S. affiliate Binance.US, launched zero-fee spot Bitcoin trading services to capture more market share.According to the Binance website, the trading platform now charges a fee of 0.1% for regular Bitcoin spot trading. (source link)