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UTXO consolidation:
when does it pay off?

Small UTXOs are expensive to spend in a high-fee environment. Enter what you hold and what you plan to do with it. See whether consolidating now costs more or less than spending UTXOs individually later.

CONSOLIDATE NOW
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0 vB
Fee
$0
SPEND INDIVIDUALLY LATER
Total across N txs
0 vB
Fee
$0
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PRIVACY NOTE

Consolidating UTXOs combines your transaction history on-chain. If privacy matters, consolidation reveals that all the included UTXOs belonged to the same wallet. See Bitcoin Privacy Guide.

Estimates only. Actual wallet behavior depends on coin-selection algorithm and policy.