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get the real cost of transactions with our comprehensive gas fee tracker across all major blockchains.
what are gas fees?
Gas fees are transaction fees paid by users to compensate for the computing energy required to process and validate transactions
GasFees.org provides coverage for various blockchains, each with its unique features and gas fee structures.Â
Understanding Ethereum Gas Fees
Ethereum, the second-largest blockchain network, has gained immense popularity.
What is Acala Blockchain
Discover key information about the Acala blockchain and how it works.
Layer 1 vs Layer 2 Networks
Understand the differences between Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchain networks.
How to Add Acala Blockchain to Metamask
A step-by-step guide to adding the Acala blockchain to your Metamask wallet.
Understanding Gas and Storage Fees on Aptos Blockchain
Gain insights into gas and storage fees on the Aptos blockchain and their impact on transactions.
Layer 1
Layer 1 blockchains are the foundational networks that provide the core infrastructure for cryptocurrency transactions and smart contract execution. They handle the primary consensus mechanisms, data structures, and security protocols essential for blockchain functionality, examples include Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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What Are Kava Gas Fees?
Kava lets you borrow and lend crypto; discover how gas fees fit into your transactions.
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Ethereum Gas Fees
Learn about gas fees on the Ethereum network and their influence on transactions.
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What Are PulseChain Gas Fees?
Pulsechain aims to make Ethereum faster and cheaper; see how gas fees work here.
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Osmosis Gas Fees
Osmosis lets you trade tokens across blockchains; find out what gas fees cost you.
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Flare Gas Fees
Flare connects different blockchains; understand the gas fees for using it.
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Elastos Gas Fees
Elastos blends blockchain with the internet; learn how its gas fees affect transactions.
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Celo Gas Fees
Celo helps mobile users with crypto payments; explore what its gas fees are.
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Conflux Gas Fees
Conflux links Asian and Western blockchains; discover what its gas fees are like.
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IoTeX Gas Fees
IoTeX powers smart devices; find out about the gas fees for using it.
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SX Network Gas Fees
SX Network is built for sports betting; learn about its gas fees.
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Scroll Gas Fees
Scroll is a solution for scaling Ethereum; understand how its gas fees work.
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Klaytn Gas Fees
Klaytn supports games and apps; explore what its gas fees are.
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Alvey Network Gas Fees
Alvey Network is a blockchain for Web3 apps; find out about its gas fees.
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Cosmos Gas Fees
Cosmos connects different blockchains; discover how its gas fees impact you.
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Arbitrum Gas Fees
Arbitrum helps Ethereum scale; learn about its gas fees.
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Wanchain Gas Fees
Wanchain links different blockchains; explore its gas fees.
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Bitcoin Gas Fees
Bitcoin gas fees can vary; understand what you need to know.
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Shibarium Gas Fees
Shibarium is built for the Shiba Inu community; learn about its gas fees.
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EVMOS Gas Fees
EVMOS connects Ethereum and Cosmos; explore what its gas fees are.
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EthereumPow Gas Fees
EthereumPow is an Ethereum fork; discover what its gas fees are like.
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Ethereum Classic Gas Fees
Ethereum Classic sticks to the original Ethereum code; explore its gas fees.
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Avalanche DFK Gas Fees
Avalanche DFK combines games with crypto; understand its gas fees.
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Energi Gas Fees
Energi is a self-funding blockchain; learn about its gas fees.
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Tezos Gas Fees
Tezos has on-chain governance; find out how its gas fees work.
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ThunderCore Gas Fees
ThunderCore focuses on speed; discover what its gas fees are.
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Acala Network Gas Fees
Acala Network is a DeFi hub on Polkadot; understand its gas fees.
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Base Gas Fees
Base is a secure blockchain platform; learn about its gas fees.
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Arbitrum Nova Gas Fees
Arbitrum Nova helps Ethereum apps run faster; understand its gas fees.
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Aurora Gas Fees
Aurora runs Ethereum apps on NEAR; find out about its gas fees.
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Avalanche Gas Fees
Avalanche is fast and scalable; discover how its gas fees affect you.
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Boba Gas Fees
Boba is a Layer 2 for Ethereum; understand its gas fees.
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Hedera Gas Fees
Hedera aims for low-cost transactions; learn about its gas fees.
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Aptos Gas Fees
Aptos offers fast transactions; find out about gas and storage fees.
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Polygon Gas Fees
Polygon’s gas fees are low; see what you’ll pay to use it.
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Solana Gas Fees
Solana is known for speed; learn about its gas fees.
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Velas Gas Fees
Velas combines speed with security; understand its gas fees.
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Polygon ZK-EVM Gas Fees
Polygon ZK-EVM scales Ethereum securely; explore its gas fees.
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Fantom Gas Fees
Fantom is a fast blockchain for dApps; discover its gas fees.
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Binance Gas Fees
Binance lets you trade a variety of tokens; learn about its gas fees.
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Syscoin Gas Fees
Syscoin combines blockchain and internet tools; understand its gas fees.
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Harmony Gas Fees
Harmony is a fast blockchain; find out about its gas fees.
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Raiden Network Gas Fees
Raiden Network scales Ethereum payments; discover its gas fees.
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DogeChain Gas Fees
DogeChain helps Dogecoin interact with smart contracts; learn about its gas fees.
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SUI Gas Fees
SUI aims to make smart contracts simple; explore its gas fees.
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Moonriver Gas Fees
Moonriver connects Ethereum and Kusama; understand its gas fees.
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Palm Gas Fees
Palm supports eco-friendly NFTs; find out about its gas fees.
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NEAR Gas Fees
NEAR is a scalable blockchain; learn how its gas fees affect you.
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Waves Gas Fees
Waves supports fast and easy token creation; learn about its gas fees.
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Moonbeam Gas Fees
Moonbeam bridges Polkadot and Ethereum; understand its gas fees.
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Moonbeam Gas Fees
Spearheaded by Richard Heart, this initiative aims to revolutionize the blockchain space by introducing PulseChain gas fees—a critical component of this ambitious endeavor. In this comprehensive exploration
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Cronos Gas Fees
Cronos connects to the Crypto.com ecosystem; learn about its gas fees.
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Optimism Gas Fees
Optimism is a Layer 2 for Ethereum; understand its gas fees.
EIP-4844 Explained
EIP-4844 is Ethereum’s new plan to cut gas fees and boost scalability; see how it works.
Layer 2
Layer 2 blockchains are scaling solutions built on top of a base blockchain, commonly referred to as Layer 1 (e.g., Ethereum, Bitcoin). These solutions aim to enhance the scalability, speed, and efficiency of the base blockchain by processing transactions off the main chain and only settling the final results back on Layer 1.
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ZK Rollups Gas Fees
ZK Rollups make Ethereum more efficient; explore their gas fees.
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Optimistic Rollups Gas Fees
Optimistic Rollups scale Ethereum transactions; explore their gas fees.
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xDAI Chain Gas Fees
xDAI Chain is for stable payments; find out how its gas fees work.
