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Transaction Fee A transaction fee ensures that Bitcoin transactions are added into the next block to be mined. The miner collects the fee for the service of putting your transaction in the next block. The fee often fluctuates on the market value of Bitcoin itself. Transaction fees are an essential part of ensuring that Bitcoin ...