Subsidy vs fees — Block subsidy vs collected fees
Miner revenue describes the Bitcoin blockspace market: Subsidy vs fees. It shows what users pay to settle transactions and how that demand contributes to miner income.
Watch for periods in which fees stay high or low relative to transaction activity. Persistent fee pressure points to scarce blockspace; brief spikes can be event-driven.
Fee conditions depend on mempool demand, batching and transaction design. They measure network congestion and miner economics, not a direct price forecast.