Ethereum is a decentralized network that runs smart contracts and decentralized apps (dApps). Gas fees fuel every transaction and keep the network running smoothly. Anytime you send ETH, swap tokens, ...

Gas fees represent the cost users pay to execute operations on the Ethereum network. These fees are a critical part of Ethereum’s infrastructure, compensating miners (or validators, in Ethereum’s ...

Trust Wallet now offers zero swap gas on Ethereum, covering transaction fees for users and enabling cost-free token swaps.

Gas fees are one of the most discussed—and often most misunderstood—elements of blockchain transactions. Whether you're swapping tokens, minting NFTs, or simply transferring crypto from one wallet to ...

The recent spike in Ethereum gas fees had Web3 talking this week, with some believing there’s still work to be done to prepare the crypto ecosystem for mainstream interest. “Yesterday’s spike in ...

Ethereum transaction fees have dropped to their lowest point in eight years, falling to levels last seen in 2017.

The king of all blockchains – Ethereum (ETH) – was once slow and costly. It led to the quick development of rival blockchains. But now Ethereum has corrected much of its problems, developed its own ...