It looks like you're analyzing Bitcoin block production and fees!

You're saying that over the past 2 hours, only 6 new blocks have been added to the blockchain, which is slower than expected. You've done some quick math to determine that statistically, there should be around 12 blocks in that time period.

The "increasingfees" hashtag suggests you're concerned about how this slower block production might impact fees on the network. With a current minimum fee of 4 sats (Satoshi) per vByte, transactions are already taking up some of your digital cash. The slower block rate could potentially lead to higher fees as users compete for space in upcoming blocks.

Am I right in my understanding?