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ZKFair, a layer 2 network utilizing zero-knowledge proof technology, has introduced a staking mechanism that enables users to deposit ZKF tokens in exchange for receiving gas fees generated on the chain. Under this arrangement, 75% of the gas fees generated on the ZK Fair chain will be allocated to ZKF stakers, while the remaining 25% will be directed toward dApp developers. Deposits of ZKF tokens for this purpose will be open starting from the 10th (local time), and the calculation and distribution of fee income will commence on the 15th. Moreover, users who deposit ZKF tokens from the 14th to the 20th will have the opportunity to participate in an airdrop related to the ZK Fair-based decentralized exchange (DEX) called SideSwap. đđ° #ZKFair #Staking #GasFees
✠Ethereum (ETH) Network Gas Fees Temporarily Drop to 7 Gwei! âœ
According to Etherscan data as of the 27th, the Ethereum (ETH) network experienced a temporary drop in gas fees, with fees reaching as low as 7 Gwei. The current median gas price stands at 8 Gwei, with the highest recorded gas price at 11 Gwei.
Gas fees on the Ethereum network can fluctuate significantly based on network congestion and demand for transactions. Lower gas fees are generally more favorable for users as they reduce the cost of executing transactions and interacting with smart contracts.
#Ethereum #ETH #GasFees #CryptoNews đčâïžđ
According to Etherscan data as of the 27th, the Ethereum (ETH) network experienced a temporary drop in gas fees, with fees reaching as low as 7 Gwei. The current median gas price stands at 8 Gwei, with the highest recorded gas price at 11 Gwei.
Gas fees on the Ethereum network can fluctuate significantly based on network congestion and demand for transactions. Lower gas fees are generally more favorable for users as they reduce the cost of executing transactions and interacting with smart contracts.
#Ethereum #ETH #GasFees #CryptoNews đčâïžđ
Ethereum gas fees: too low or too high? The debate continues.
Ethereumâs gas fees have always been a hot topic. This year, theyâve dropped significantly, thanks to rollupsâexcept during the August 4-5 crash, when fees spiked dramatically. So, which is it? Too low or too high?
Surprisingly, everything worked as it should. Periodic spikes are exactly what you'd expect in a market driven by peak demand. Those who see these fluctuations as a problem might not fully understand the future of crypto.
Hereâs the deal: blockchains arenât just networks that process transactionsâtheyâre providers of a scarce asset called secure block space. Like any limited resource, this block space is auctioned off to the highest bidder, whether itâs a whale or a layer-2 solution.
Monolithic chains, which try to serve everyone equally, face an impossible task. In critical financial transactions, predictability and security are non-negotiable. Just like you wouldnât pay the same price to send a postcard as you would for an overnight package, blockchain services need tiered pricing to function efficiently.
On modular chains, itâs a different story. Users still on L1 are there for maximum security, often for large transactions where high gas fees are just a drop in the bucket. Meanwhile, rollups and other wholesale players can absorb fee spikes, maintaining their profit margins during quieter periods.
As the market matures, especially with rollups, weâll likely see fees become more predictable and less of a concern for retail users. In fact, some platforms are already absorbing or reducing gas fees to improve the user experience, a trend we expect to continue.
The bottom line? Ethereumâs gas fees might seem unpredictable, but theyâre part of a system thatâs evolving to meet the needs of a growing, diverse user base.
#Ethereum #GasFees #CryptoMarket #Blockchain #BinanceInsights
Ethereumâs gas fees have always been a hot topic. This year, theyâve dropped significantly, thanks to rollupsâexcept during the August 4-5 crash, when fees spiked dramatically. So, which is it? Too low or too high?
Surprisingly, everything worked as it should. Periodic spikes are exactly what you'd expect in a market driven by peak demand. Those who see these fluctuations as a problem might not fully understand the future of crypto.
Hereâs the deal: blockchains arenât just networks that process transactionsâtheyâre providers of a scarce asset called secure block space. Like any limited resource, this block space is auctioned off to the highest bidder, whether itâs a whale or a layer-2 solution.
Monolithic chains, which try to serve everyone equally, face an impossible task. In critical financial transactions, predictability and security are non-negotiable. Just like you wouldnât pay the same price to send a postcard as you would for an overnight package, blockchain services need tiered pricing to function efficiently.
On modular chains, itâs a different story. Users still on L1 are there for maximum security, often for large transactions where high gas fees are just a drop in the bucket. Meanwhile, rollups and other wholesale players can absorb fee spikes, maintaining their profit margins during quieter periods.
As the market matures, especially with rollups, weâll likely see fees become more predictable and less of a concern for retail users. In fact, some platforms are already absorbing or reducing gas fees to improve the user experience, a trend we expect to continue.
The bottom line? Ethereumâs gas fees might seem unpredictable, but theyâre part of a system thatâs evolving to meet the needs of a growing, diverse user base.
#Ethereum #GasFees #CryptoMarket #Blockchain #BinanceInsights
Ethervista is Gas Guzzling! đ„
#Pumpandfun 's Ethereum clone, Ethervista, is burning through gas like crazy! In just the past 24 hours, it's gobbled up a whopping 150 $ETH in fees. đ€Ż
Remember when the first token, VISTA, surged over 15x? Well, it turns out there might be some fishy business going on.đ€· The same person controls the biggest and third-biggest wallets holding VISTA. They bought a ton of VISTA on September 1st and have been selling off some for a huge profit.
Looks like someone's been playing the game pretty well, while the rest of us are paying the gas fees. đ€ DYOR! #Ethervista #Ethereum #GasFees
#Pumpandfun 's Ethereum clone, Ethervista, is burning through gas like crazy! In just the past 24 hours, it's gobbled up a whopping 150 $ETH in fees. đ€Ż
Remember when the first token, VISTA, surged over 15x? Well, it turns out there might be some fishy business going on.đ€· The same person controls the biggest and third-biggest wallets holding VISTA. They bought a ton of VISTA on September 1st and have been selling off some for a huge profit.
Looks like someone's been playing the game pretty well, while the rest of us are paying the gas fees. đ€ DYOR! #Ethervista #Ethereum #GasFees
