



Bitcoin’s daily average block size made a new all time high recently at 1.3 MB per block. This is made possible by certain BTC scaling solutions like SegWit, as well as continued demand for the network.





Just three months ago, Bitcoin blocks were only 1.2 MB in size, and six months ago Bitcoin blocks were 1.1 MB in size. With SegWit adoption recently hitting all-time highs, Bitcoin is continuing to accommodate more transactions while keeping network fees near all-time lows.





Continued efficiency in packaging on-chain transactions is only one of Bitcoin’s recent accomplishments. Off-chain transactions on Lightning Network are also continuing to grow rapidly, as Lightning Network development begins to bear fruit in the form of early consumer applications and games.





The recent release of Satoshi.Games and the pre-alpha launch of the Lightning Labs mobile application are both positive signs for Bitcoin scaling and adoption.



