📉 Bitcoin's block size and transaction rates have taken a n

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📉 Bitcoin's block size and transaction rates have taken a nosedive, coinciding with a dip in price to around $64,100. This drop in activity might be due to miners feeling the pinch after the halving event in April. But don't go running for the hills just yet! The Runes minting market is still churning out profits and showing strong user activity. So while Bitcoin might be having a bit of a lie-down, the wider crypto market is still buzzing. Remember, what goes down must come up... right? 😅

📉 Bitcoin's block size and transaction rates have taken a nosedive, coinciding with a dip in price to around $64,100. This drop in activity might be due to miners feeling the pinch after the halving event in April. But don't go running for the hills just yet! The Runes minting market is still churning out profits and showing strong user activity. So while Bitcoin might be having a bit of a lie-down, the wider crypto market is still buzzing. Remember, what goes down must come up... right? 😅

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