The amount of money generated in network fees is often considered an important indication of the usage of that network — and Bitcoin appears to be falling behind other blockchains.
Network fees may be used as a measure of usage and demand on a system, and Bitcoin is dropping down the charts in terms of this metric.
As observed on Aug 16 by Yearn Finance developer ‘banteg,’ BTC had fallen to seventh in terms of daily fees generated from network usage. The coder tweeted a screenshot from CryptoFees showing the list of blockchains and networks for the previous day, stating,
Source:beincrypto.com
Coin | Change(%) | Price | Volume (24h) |
---|---|---|---|
Bitcoin (BTC) | 3.71 | $72,084.86 | $45.5B |
Ethereum (ETH) | 3.43 | $4,038.91 | $20.8B |
XRP (XRP) | 18.52 | $0.727106 | $4.4B |
Solana (SOL) | 1.58 | $147.242060 | $3.8B |
Binance Coin (BNB) | -2.22 | $519.52 | $3.0B |
USD Coin (USDC) | 0.03 | $0.999697 | $2.4B |
Dogecoin (DOGE) | 0.96 | $0.174374 | $2.1B |
Shiba Inu (SHIB) | -2.92 | $0.000033 | $1.7B |
Floki Inu (FLOKI) | -7.67 | $0.000267 | $1.3B |
Avalanche (AVAX) | 13.16 | $47.596296 | $1.2B |