According to the latest data from Dune Analytics, the cumulative fee income from the Bitcoin NFT protocol Ordinals' inscription casting has exceeded 4,000 BTC, which is 4,015.7852 BTC at the time of writing, equivalent to nearly $169 million. In addition, the current total amount of inscriptions cast has reached 48,653,954.
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