The Runes protocol benefits Bitcoin miners
Runes has become popular with its launch; it is helping not only developers but also Bitcoin miners.
It is commonly known that blockchain transaction fees go to miners; the same was true for the Bitcoin blockchain with RUNES.
Bitcoin's halving could have also halved miners' revenue, but the Runes protocol launch did the reverse.
RUNES helped developers mint tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain, and bitcoin miners profited from the transaction fees as a result of the protocol's high transaction volume.
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Crypto World in-Fighting
Cyber Capital vs SUI
Cyber Capital blames SUI
Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons has claimed that SUI founders have staked billions in SUI and control the majority supply without any lock-in period or guarantees. Full report
SUI responds
The SUI network, in response, claimed that the SUI Foundation is the largest holder of staked tokens and that 100% of its earned rewards are returned to the community. Full report
Hal Finney ignored in crypto industry
This may be a strange news to many Bitcoin lovers, but crypto platforms completely ignored Hal Finney's 68th birthday.
There may not be any promotional plan for themselves, but none of those who posted useless posts to appear active on social media, even thought it appropriate to write Happy Birthday Hal.
Dormant Bitcoin Whale Awakens
A dormant wallet containing 687.33 BTC just awakened after over a decade.
According to tracker Lookonchain, that whale received 687.33 BTC at the average price of $917 each on Jan 12, 2014.
