#GasFeeImpact The impact of gas fees on blockchains is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, high fees can indicate an active and in-demand network, but they can also make usage unsustainable for common users. Ethereum has suffered from this at times of congestion, forcing it to look for alternatives such as Layer 2 or cheaper blockchains. However, consistently low fees can reflect a lack of adoption or activity. What is the ideal balance? A system where fees are sufficient for network security, but without excluding those who really want to use it.