During times of heavy network congestion, blockchain transaction fees can go through the roof. Prior to its shift from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, gas fees on the Ethereum network would often hit insanely high levels, with users having to pay hundreds of dollars to have their transactions processed in a reasonable amount of time.
The Bitcoin blockchain has suffered from similar issues in the past, with fees recently hitting over $300 at the height of the Ordinals craze. These sky-high fees are not good for business, and they’re not good for regular consumers either, rendering crypto networks virtually unusable, and damaging their reputation. After all, who in the world is going to use crypto instead of fiat if they have to pay upwards of $50 in fees just to buy a cup of coffee?
Fortunately, the ever-innovative blockchain industry has recognized it has a problem with spiraling gas fees, which are an inevitable consequence of blockchains scaling beyond their means.
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