Blockchain Transactions Rise as Fees Fall Across Major Networks

December 29, 2025

, By Cointelegraph

Blockchain Transactions Rise as Fees Fall Across Major Networks

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Several of the biggest blockchain networks handled more transactions in December even as user fees fell, a sign that recent scaling upgrades are increasing capacity and easing competition for block space, according to data compiled by Nansen.

Data from Nansen showed that Bitcoin, Tron, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche and The Open Network (TON) recorded month-over-month increases in transactions, while fee revenue declined sharply across the same period.

Ethereum transactions increased by 16% despite a 57% decline in fee revenue. Polygon showed…

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Blockchain Transactions Rise as Fees Fall Across Major Networks

December 29, 2025

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Blockchain Transactions Rise as Fees Fall Across Major Networks

Several of the biggest blockchain networks handled more transactions in December even as user fees fell, a sign that recent scaling upgrades are increasing capacity and easing competition for block space, according to data compiled by Nansen.

Data from Nansen showed that Bitcoin, Tron, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche and The Open Network (TON) recorded month-over-month increases in transactions, while fee revenue declined sharply across the same period.

Ethereum transactions increased by 16% despite a 57% decline in fee revenue. Polygon showed…

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