Bitcoin transaction fees have been exhibiting a pattern of volatility since the beginning of 2024, with significant spikes around major events. The most prominent spike occurred in April, in connection with the Bitcoin halving event. During this time, transaction fees briefly spiked above 1,200 BTC, highlighting the increased demand on the network during this critical period. After the halving, fees leveled off, but remained relatively subdued, even as the price of Bitcoin approached $60,000. This is in sharp contrast to previous years, where fee spikes in previous years often reflected rapid price increases or congestion on the network. For example, during the bull markets of 2017 and 2021, transaction fees spiked along with the price of Bitcoin, reflecting intense activity and congestion on the network. The current trend is that fees remain low despite large price fluctuations, suggesting that transaction processing may be more efficient with a mature network. Observing whether this decoupling of fees and bitcoin prices persists as 2024 progresses provides insight into changing market trends and user behavior within the ecosystem.