#GasFeeImpact likely refers to the effects of gas fees on blockchain transactions, particularly on networks like Ethereum. Gas fees are the transaction costs required to process transactions on a blockchain, and their impact can be significant in several ways:

1. Cost to users – high gas fees make transactions expensive, especially for small trades or transfers.

2. Network congestion – when demand is high, gas fees can spike, causing delays and increased costs.

3. DeFi and NFT markets – high gas fees can reduce participation in decentralized finance (DeFi) and non-fungible token (NFT) trading.

4. Scalability issues – networks with high gas fees struggle to scale, pushing users to cheaper alternatives like layer 2 solutions or other blockchains.

5. Adoption barriers – new users may be discouraged from using blockchain applications due to unpredictable or excessive fees.