Jesujobi
@jesujobi
ETH Fees are Dropping But it’s not just L2s causing it. The full story reveals something bigger brewing under the surface. This is for educational purposes. So, let’s break it down: Ethereum fees are a reflection of network congestion and block demand. So when fees drop, it can mean one of several things: • Less on-chain activity • More block space availability • Better transaction compression
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Jesujobi
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But honestly, I feel there’s more… ☑ L2s are Absorbing Activities @base, @arbitrum, @optimism, @zksync, and others are handling millions of txs. More users are moving to L2s for faster, cheaper transactions. This is reduces much load on L1 ☑ EIP-4844 (Proto-Danksharding) is starting to show its effect. It introduced “blobs,” which reduce the cost of posting data to L1 from rollups. Lower rollup fees makes room for more efficient gas usage across the entire ecosystem.
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Jesujobi
@jesujobi
☑ MEV optimizations Maximal Extractable Value bots and builders are now competing more fairly. Better block packaging and less spam = smoother network ops. ☑ Bear Market effect No caps, less hype equals fewer Degen txs. Gas wars on NFTs or DeFi launches aren’t as frequent, keeping base fees lower. Lower ETH fees are good. However, I feel it's a pointer to a maturing ecosystem. The Lesser the friction for users, the better onboarding for Web3. Watch how this plays into: ➵ New airdrop farming strategies ➵ Chain migrations ➵ Infra investment shifts Curious how this impacts the game, airdrop farming, and interaction onchain? Share your thoughts below & hit the follow button for more insights like this every day. Don't forget to Like♥️ & Rcast 🔁
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