BTC: Miner Revenue from Fees — 30 Days

Bitcoin Miner Revenue from Fees — 30 Days was 0.558% on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The share of Bitcoin miners' income that came from transaction fees over the last 30 days.

Why use it. As the block subsidy halves every four years, fees have to carry more of miners' income; the share shows how far that has come. How to read it. Higher means fees make up more of miners' revenue, as when block space is in demand; the share is low when blocks are quiet.

Calculation. Exact definition: Transaction fees as a percentage of actual all-miner coinbase reward value across the trailing 30 daily observations. Pool the full window rather than averaging daily percentages. Underclaimed rewards can produce a share above 100%; a zero reward denominator is undefined. This is gross on-chain reward composition, not miner profit or identified operator revenue. The plotted day is included; gaps and partial values remain explicit. Sum exact non-coinbase fees and actual claimed coinbase output values over the same 30 adjacent UTC days from local canonical block and undo facts. Divide pooled fees by pooled rewards and multiply by 100. Scheduled subsidy is not substituted, and every required day retains its source and weakest finality.