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Ethereum gas fees are a proxy for network demand. Falling fees may indicate reduced DeFi activity, NFT minting, or L2 congestion. While lower fees improve accessibility for users, they may signal short-term weakness in ETH’s utility-driven demand. L2 adoption can explain part of the decline, as transactions migrate off-chain. Investors should monitor concurrent on-chain volume, stavking ratios, and L2 ecosystem growth. A sustained drop in fees without compensating network activity could challenge ETH’s “value capture via scarcity” narrative. Contextualizing fees with broader metrics is essential before drawing conclusions.

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