#CryptoFees101 Cryptocurrency fees may seem confusing at first, but understanding them is key to operating effectively. Every time we make a transaction on a blockchain network, such as Ethereum or Bitcoin, we must pay a fee to incentivize validators or miners. These fees vary depending on network traffic and the complexity of the transaction. Some blockchains offer lower fees, such as Polygon or Solana, making them attractive for certain operations. Knowing when and where to operate can make a difference in your results. Research and take advantage of tools like gas explorers to avoid excessive fees.