#CryptoFees101
Crypto Fees 101Cryptocurrency transactions involve fees that ensure network security and efficiency.
These fees, paid to miners or validators, vary by blockchain.
Bitcoin’s fees depend on transaction size and network congestion, often rising during high demand.
Ethereum uses gas fees, calculated based on computational effort and market conditions.
Some networks, like Solana, offer low, predictable fees due to high throughput.
Fees can be fixed or dynamic, influenced by wallet settings or priority options.
Understanding fee structures helps users optimize costs—choosing off-peak times or adjusting gas limits can save money.
Always check network conditions before transacting to avoid surprises.
