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Gas fees in the context of cryptocurrencies, particularly Ethereum, are the transaction costs required to process and confirm transactions on the blockchain. These fees exist because blockchain networks need resources to operate, such as computational power and storage. Miners, who are responsible for validating and adding transactions to the blockchain, are compensated with these fees. The higher the demand for transactions, the higher the gas fees can become, as users may need to offer more to have their transactions processed quickly. Gas fees incentivize miners to prioritize certain transactions and help secure the network by ensuring that only valid and valuable transactions are processed.

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