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The ETHGas Foundation has introduced the GWEI governance token, aiming to reshape Ethereum block space through a market-based approach. Leveraging real-time settlement and community-driven governance, ETHGas is working to deliver a more predictable and stable execution environment on Ethereum for both applications and institutions.

This article introduces WEI—the smallest denomination of Ether, the currency used to facilitate transaction operations on the Ethereum blockchain network, where 10^18 or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 wei is equivalent to one Ether.

This article provides an overview of Ethereum gas fees.

The gas fee refers to the fee you need to pay to get access to blockchain services. Reflecting the cost of limited resources on the blockchain network, the gas fee can help set a fair price for transaction calculation and execution of smart contract code.

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With the forthcoming gas markets and the ability to buy Entire Blocks, we look at how to price these taking into account prevailing market Volatility, Token prices, Transaction Fees, and Liquidity.

This article explores the potential and impact of the emerging EIP-4844 blob market, akin to the gas pricing mechanism of EIP-1559. The author introduces a solution for preconfirmed blob transactions and invites community participation in the experiment. The blob market could provide a better transaction experience for L2 users, a reliable packaging experience for rollups, and a stable future for the Ethereum roadmap. However, the broadcast and review of blob transactions may be influenced by timing games and censorship. By utilizing blob preconfirmation relays, the blob sidecar broadcasting delay issues on the Holesky testnet can be improved. This research offers a potential solution for the entire community.

This article evaluates whether Ethereum is undervalued or performing as expected by analyzing on-chain data, gas fees, and active addresses. It also explores Ethereum's future direction and evolving role in the cryptocurrency market.

In this series, we'll explain what Preconfirmation means for Ethereum users, validators, and applications (Based Rollups included), and explore what needs to happen to maximize its UX benefits.

Gate Research Quarterly Report : Market volatility increased in Q3, with an overall decline in August and a rate-cut-driven rebound in September. The total cryptocurrency market cap fluctuated between $2 trillion and $2.5 trillion. BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $4.34 billion, while rising network hash rates drove mining difficulty higher. ETH ETFs experienced net outflows of $523 million this quarter. Total DEX trading volume reached $395 billion, and DeFi protocols generated $191 million in cumulative revenue. In Q3, 324 projects completed funding rounds, with total funding reaching $2.4 billion.

This article offers a comprehensive breakdown of Gas Fee components—Gas Limit, Gas Price, Base Fee, and Priority Fee—while also analyzing the factors driving their volatility and assessing future trends. The insights provided will help users gain a clearer understanding of how Ethereum operates and identify strategies to minimize transaction costs.

This article explains when Ethereum gas fees are typically lowest. It helps you identify the lowest Ethereum network gas fees and reduce transaction costs through data analysis, time zone considerations, and practical techniques.

We should increase the gas limit at the right time, but currently, gas fees are already relatively low. The real focus should be on managing the network's long-term sustainability and performance, rather than simply raising the gas limit.

Explore the Ethereum Dencun upgrade in the Bitcoin bull market and its profound insights into L2 network improvements and market impact, and look forward to new opportunities in the future crypto track.

As competition intensifies among wallet providers and transaction volume dividends wane, Phantom has emerged as a Web3 super unicorn with a $3 billion valuation. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of Phantom’s journey from its initial success on Solana to its multi-chain expansion strategy. It examines how Phantom seeks a second growth curve by leveraging stablecoins, debit cards, and prediction markets. The discussion also addresses the real-world challenges independent wallets face amid increasing pressure from exchange-backed platforms, and considers possible endgame scenarios for the sector.