#CryptoFees101

In the world of crypto, every transaction is not free. Crypto fees are the costs that users pay to process transactions on the blockchain network. These fees vary depending on the network—for example, Ethereum is known for its high gas fees, while Solana and Polygon offer low fees. There are two main types: network fee (paid to miners/validators) and platform fee (charged by exchanges). Understanding the fee structure is important to avoid wastage, especially when making small transactions. With the right strategy, you can save a lot just by choosing the right time and efficient network.