ChainCatcher message, mempool.space data shows that Bitcoin network transaction fees have soared to over 400 satoshis/byte, with medium priority currently reported at 430 satoshis/byte and high priority at 610 satoshis/byte. The reason is that Ordinals founder Casey has deployed a new rune MEMENTO•MORI, which will start minting at block height 868186, with a total of 100 million runes, reserving 50%.

ChainCatcher message, based on mempool data, the Fractal mainnet transaction fees have surged to over 40 sat/byte, with high-priority fees rising to over 100 sat/byte.It is reported that today a team launched a new UTXO-based token protocol on Bitcoin, called the Covenant Attested Token (CAT) protocol, which features no need for an indexer, modularity, programmable minting, and cross-chain interoperability. The CAT Protocol can run on any Bitcoin-compatible blockchain that activates OP_CAT. The community infers that this may be the main reason for the surge in Fractal mainnet transaction fees.

ChainCatcher message, Mempool data shows that the Bitcoin network transaction fee is currently 4 satoshis/byte, with all three priority levels being 4 satoshis/byte, approximately 0.37 USD.

ChainCatcher message, Etherscan data shows that the current Ethereum network Gas fee has dropped to 2 gwei. In addition, mempool.space data shows that the current Bitcoin network transaction fee has dropped to 6 sat/byte, with both medium and high priority currently reported at 6 sat/byte.

ChainCatcher message, according to data from mempool.space, the Bitcoin network transaction fees have dropped to 6 satoshis/byte, with medium/high priority currently reported at 7 satoshis/byte.

ChainCatcher message, mempool.space data shows that the Bitcoin network transaction fees have now dropped to 12 satoshis/byte, with medium/high priority currently reported at 13 satoshis/byte.

ChainCatcher news, according to BTC.com data, the best transaction fee on the Bitcoin network briefly surged to over 400 satoshis/byte, with the high-priority rate currently reported at 508 satoshis/byte.GeniiMap data shows that the current popular projects on the Bitcoin network include EPIC • EPIC • EPIC • EPIC, DOPE • ASS • TICKER, and FIRST • EPIC • RUNE rune engravings.

ChainCatcher message, mempool.space data shows that Bitcoin network transaction fees have significantly decreased, with medium priority currently reported at 24 sat/byte and high priority currently reported at 28 sat/byte.

ChainCatcher news, the inscription liquidity protocol SatoshiSync announced the completion of its seed round and private placement financing. Candaq Ventures, MH Ventures, Maven Capital, Covey Network, ZBS Capital, Ape Terminal, Seedify, Chainlink, LayerZero Labs, Core DAO, Rootstock, Portal, and several angel investors participated, with the specific financing amount not yet disclosed.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, asset management company Bitwise has publicly disclosed the Bitcoin address for its spot BTC ETF.It is reported that since its disclosure, the Bitcoin wallet address has received multiple small donations and contributions within a few hours, including some Bitcoin inscriptions and rare satoshis. The wallet address currently holds inscriptions worth $6,083 and contains over 16,000 inscriptions. These inscriptions include two RSIC airdrops, one Bitcoin Punk, one Bitcoin Burials, one Quadkey, and several other projects.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, the comprehensive Bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining pool f2pool has launched an Ordinals auction page, where collectors can bid online for rare satoshis.The Ordinals protocol classifies the first satoshi of each block into different rarity levels based on the rarity of different Bitcoin blocks (such as difficulty adjustment blocks, halving blocks, etc.), thereby giving rare satoshis a certain collectible value. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to mempool space data, the Bitcoin network's memory usage has reached 1 GB, with the number of unconfirmed transactions at 504,182, and Gas fees exceeding 500 satoshis/byte (approximately $20).It is reported that the memory pool is an effective way to track all pending transactions. Each node has its own queue, where pending transactions wait in line for validation, with a default value usually less than 300 MB. Once the total data volume reaches maximum capacity, nodes will start charging a minimum capacity fee, and transactions with lower or no fees will lose priority, while transactions with higher fees will be processed first. (source link)