[Santiment: Traders don't care much about Ethereum network fees, and the current fee growth may be driven by DeFi activities] Golden Finance reported that according to Santiment's social traffic, there has been no significant surge in conversations about Ethereum fees, suggesting that traders are not particularly sensitive to these changes. This may be because the average fee of $3.23 is still relatively low compared to the higher fees seen earlier this year, with fees in March soaring to over $15 during market highs. One of the main contributors to these fees is WETH, and WETH's dominance in fee contributions suggests that traders are using DeFi platforms heavily, suggesting that the current fee increase may be driven by increased DeFi activity, which is generally a positive sign for the health of the ecosystem. Interestingly, after WETH, the next four contract addresses that contributed to Ethereum network fees were Hana (HANA), Virtual USD (VUSD), Incept (INCEPT), and Doggo (DOGGO).