According to analysts, in June 2025, the share of fees from transactions in the total income of bitcoin miners fell to a record low level of 0.96%. According to metrics from Luxor, this figure has dropped to 0.61% in recent days, despite the price of bitcoin exceeding $100,000. This is one of the lowest levels since early 2022, when in May the share was 1.3%. Currently, with a reward of 3.125 $BTC per block, miners receive only about 0.03 BTC from fees, indicating a reduction in their profitability.
Experts link this to low activity in the bitcoin network, despite the high price of the cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, network difficulty remains at a record level, putting additional pressure on miners. Such a decline may indicate a shift in priorities within the network, where miners' primary income now depends on block rewards rather than transaction fees.
This trend raises concerns in the crypto community, as in the future, after rewards are exhausted, income from fees will become critical. Stay tuned for updates to keep informed about changes! #bitcoin #Mining #CryptoNews #blockchain #BitcoinMining #MiningUpdates
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