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A decrease in Ethereum's gas fees does not necessarily imply a drop in network usage. Gas fees are influenced by various factors such as network congestion, transaction demand, and the efficiency of layer-2 solutions. Lower gas fees may result from reduced congestion or increased scalability, allowing more users to transact with lower costs. However, it could also signal less demand for transactions, but this isn't always the case. For instance, an improvement in Ethereum’s infrastructure or the rise of Ethereum 2.0 could reduce fees while maintaining or even increasing network usage.
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