#GasFeeImpact Gas fee impact" refers to the effect of transaction fees (or "gas fees") on the cost and efficiency of using blockchain networks, particularly in the context of decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. Gas fees are paid to miners or validators who process and validate transactions on networks like Ethereum. High gas fees can significantly increase the cost of conducting transactions, making it less economically feasible for users to interact with dApps or perform simple actions like transferring tokens. These costs fluctuate based on network congestion, demand, and the complexity of the transaction. The impact of gas fees can deter small-scale users from engaging in blockchain-based activities, particularly during periods of high demand. Understanding and managing gas fees is crucial for both developers and users to optimize cost-effective interactions in blockchain ecosystems.