Bitcoin Fee Pressure History
Pre-aggregated fee-rate stats per
day bucket from our own
bitcoind 28 via
getblockstats. This is what fees blocks actually
confirmed at — not what the mempool was predicting.
Blocks in window
4,293
30 day buckets
Avg p50
1.2 sat/vB
Peak p90
61 sat/vB
Floor p10
0 sat/vB
State distribution (by block, across the window)
Fee-rate percentiles over time
Logarithmic Y-axis — fees during ordinals storms can be 100× calm-chain rates. p10 / p50 / p90 shown by default; toggle others in the legend. Each point is one day bucket: p10 = floor (min during bucket), p50 = average median (typical block), p90 = peak (worst spike in bucket). The dashed blue line is USD per vB (median) on the right axis — its divergence from the orange p50 sat/vB line is the BTC-appreciation effect: sats become cheaper as BTC becomes more valuable, so the same dollar buys more blockspace. Toggle the dotted purple BTC/USD line in the legend to see the price climb directly. BTC/USD prices are the one piece of data on this page we don't compute from our own node — they come from mempool.space's historical-price feed, same source the live UI uses.
Window: 2026-05-05T00:00:00 to 2026-06-03T00:00:00 UTC · 4,293 blocks aggregated into 30 day buckets.
Data via the
ChainQuery.com signal APIs Bitcoin Fee Pressure
(GET /v1/signals/chain/block-fees/aggregate?bucket=day).
Per-block detail also available at
/v1/signals/chain/block-fees/history (10K-row cap).