About BTC Value Check
What it actually costs to move bitcoin, and when it is cheapest.
What this site is for
Fee information in crypto is either a single live number with no context, or a blog post that was accurate once. Neither tells you the thing you actually want to know: is this a normal price, and could I pay less by waiting or by going a different route?
Everything here is measured continuously and kept, so the numbers come with history behind them rather than a snapshot.
What the figures cover
Fee history
92
days, 1,105 observations
Live samples
86
collected since launch
Chains tracked
4
BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE
Updated
every 10 min
continuously, not on publish
What to be careful about
- Everything is UTC. Convert to your own timezone before acting on it.
- Past fee levels describe past demand for block space. They are a useful prior, not a forecast.
- The weekday and hourly figures rest on hundreds of observations each and are solid. The 168-cell grid divides the same data far more finely, so read the pattern rather than the precise value of any one square.
- The cheap/normal/expensive verdict places a forward-looking estimate against realised history. Treat it as a rough placement rather than an exact percentile.
- Exchange withdrawal fees are each platform's published figure. Promotions, tiers and account status can change what you are actually charged.
- When the mempool empties, every priority tier collapses toward the relay minimum and paying more buys nothing.
Corrections
If a number here looks wrong, it is worth saying so — being right is the entire product.
Disclosure
Some outbound links on this site are paid, and are labelled where they appear. Nothing here is financial advice.