Knock down the gas fee price! As mining pools and market tools continue to support low-fee transactions, nearly 200,000 trading orders below 1 sat/vB have been mined on Bitcoin in just over half of July alone. From the block height between 903488 and 905831: ❯ @f2pool_official mining pool, processed 106,295 TX and earned an additional 0.2536 BTC; ❯ @SpiderPool_com mining pool, processed 38,028 TX and earned an additional 0.0927 BTC; ❯ @MARA mining pool, processed 38,418 TX, earned an additional 0.1008 BTC; ❯ @luxor mining pool, processed 7,930 TX, earned an additional 0.0110 BTC; Of course, because there are still very few mining pools to support, the risks and disadvantages of low-fee transactions are also obvious: Here's what comes from @unisat_wallet Risk Warning: 1⃣ : The transaction is easy to get stuck: The current mining pool is still relatively little supported, and it is not easy to trade. 2⃣ "Dust Attack" Poisoning: Bad actors may deliberately stuff some small, low-fee UTXOs into your wallet. When you send a new transaction with these UTXOs, the whole transaction will also become low and stuck. When the time comes, you'll have to pay a premium for "RBF" 3⃣ : Transaction Chain Limit: Bitcoin has a rule that you can only connect a maximum of 25 unconfirmed transactions. Once you use ultra-low fees and there are too many transactions, you will exceed this limit, and new transactions will not be sent. At last When low rates are generally supported, it is undoubtedly good for the ecology, and the cost of transfer, minting, and merging can be reduced to 10 times at a minimum. For project parties and retail investors to participate in ecological projects, the cost of trial and error can also be reduced a lot.