Bitcoin's blockchain bandwidth usage has hit a record high of 91.4%, surpassing the 90% mark for the first time since the halving event in April. Despite the market's fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD), Bitcoin's adoption and transaction activity remain robust. The surge in bandwidth usage is primarily due to the adoption of new token standards such as Runes and BRC-20. Runes, designed to establish fungible tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain, have gained significant traction, leading to high transaction volumes. The April halving event, which reduced miners' block rewards by 50%, also contributed to the increase in bandwidth usage.