Affected by the Thunderbolt network Bitcoin Thunderbolt, Bitcoin transaction fees have surged 12 times

According to BlockBeats, on April 24th, according to OKX's cloud chain data, the average transaction fee of the Bitcoin mainnet has surged from about 2 sats/vByte to 25 sats/vByte in the past 12 hours, with a short-term peak reaching 120 sats/vByte. On chain monitoring has found that a large number of P2SH UTXO Bundling transactions have been initiated, which is due to the Bitcoin Thunderbolt "Boostpad" limited time airdrop event and the release of Alkanes inscriptions launched last night, resulting in a significant increase in miner fee bidding. Previously, on April 15th, HSBC's official press release revealed for the first time that Bitcoin Thunderbolt has introduced UTXO Bundling and OP-CAT instructions through a mainnet soft fork, supporting on chain native asset issuance, transaction acceleration, and intelligent verification. The actual network efficiency has been improved by 100-200 times compared to the original chain.