infosbitcoin· Bitcoin on-chain analytics, explained

Fee share (miner revenue)

The share of miner revenue that comes from transaction fees (the rest coming from new bitcoin issuance).

Latest value (as of July 16, 2026) : 0.85 % — computed on our full node.

How to read it

Bitcoin's ultimate long-term question: as issuance shrinks (halvings), fees must take over to pay for security. Usually small (a few %), this share jumps during congestion spikes. Its long-term trend across cycles is a key question for the network's future security.

The math

Sum of fees ÷ (block reward + fees) × 100, over the day's blocks.
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