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Mempool Total Fees

Interval
  • 1M1M
  • 3M3M
  • 6M6M
  • 1Y1Y
  • ALLALL
Skala
  • LineærLineær
  • LogaritmiskLogaritmisk
Seneste
789.35K sats
2026-10-28
1D-ændring
-89.77%
Forr. 7.71M sats
7D-ændring
-87.29%
Forr. 6.21M sats
30D-ændring
+645.60%
Forr. 105.86K sats
4Y-percentil
11%
Hele historikken 10%
Højeste niveau nogensinde
6.9B sats
2023-05-08 · -99.99%
1Y-interval
0 sats – 21.61M sats
Siden 2021-10-15
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Om denne måling

Hvad den måler

Mempool Total Fees sums the fees offered by all unconfirmed transactions in the observed queue, in sats. A transaction’s fee is the difference between its input and output amounts; the total is pending fee value rather than fees already collected in blocks.

Sådan læses den

A higher balance can reflect more waiting transactions, larger virtual sizes or more expensive bids. The series reached about 6,899 million sats on May 8, 2023, versus a full-history median around 16M sats, illustrating how sharply the pending fee pool can expand.

This is a stock observed through time, not a daily revenue flow: adding daily readings would repeatedly count fees that remain pending. Transactions may confirm, be replaced or disappear from the observer’s mempool. A recorded zero is not enough to establish that every node’s queue was empty.

Frekvens
Dagligt (UTC 00:00)
Aktiv
BTC
Kategori
Mempool
Type
Enkelt værdi
Enhed
sats
Data siden
2021-10-15
Seneste data
2026-10-28
Datapunkter
1,840

FAQ

Can daily mempool fee totals be added to estimate miner revenue?

No. A transaction can remain in the mempool across several observations and be counted repeatedly. Miner fee revenue must be measured from transactions actually included in blocks.

Why can total pending fees rise while transaction count falls?

The remaining transactions may be larger or offer higher fee rates. Count measures how many are waiting, while the fee total measures the value in sats offered for their inclusion.

How are total pending fees different from the fee rate?

The total is an amount in sats. A fee rate is a price per virtual byte in sat/vB, so a high fee total alone cannot tell you what rate a new transaction needs.