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Gas fees in cryptocurrency are transaction costs required to facilitate the processing of transactions on a blockchain network, such as Ethereum. They exist to compensate network validators, like miners or validators, for their work in securing the network and confirming transactions. The fees are based on the computational effort needed for a transaction and the network's congestion, incentivizing miners to prioritize transactions with higher fees. This mechanism ensures the network runs smoothly and maintains decentralization, as it prevents spam and ensures that only valid, valuable transactions are processed.

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