Ethereum cumulative fees in 2020 eclipsed Bitcoin’s for the first time By Cointelegraph

September 29, 2020 Editor Ethereum 0

Ethereum cumulative fees in 2020 eclipsed Bitcoin’s for the first time

Cumulative transaction fees paid to (ETH) miners for 2020 are now close to double those of (BTC), clocking in at $276 million versus $146 million.

A chart released by Coinmetrics highlights how Ethereum fees went on a steep ascent in the latter part of the year, coinciding quite closely with the release of Compound’s token incentive. Cumulative 2020 fees on Ethereum equalized with Bitcoin’s on Aug. 12, continuing a break-neck ascent since.

Source: Coinmetrics
Source: Coinmetrics

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