#CryptoFees101

Crypto fees are charges users pay when making transactions on a blockchain network. These fees reward validators or miners who confirm and secure transactions. Common types include network fees, exchange fees, and gas fees (especially on Ethereum). Network congestion can cause fees to rise. Some blockchains, like Solana, offer lower fees, while others, like Ethereum, may become expensive during peak usage. Always check the fee before confirming a transaction. Using Layer 2 solutions or less congested times can help reduce costs. Understanding fees is essential for smart, cost-effective crypto trading. #CryptoFees101 helps you make informed blockchain decisions.