🔗 Every time you send crypto, there’s a network fee (also called gas or transaction fee).

⚙️ These fees reward miners/validators for processing and securing your transaction.

⏱️ Higher fees = faster processing, especially when the network is busy.

🧠 Smart contracts (like swapping or minting NFTs) need more power, so they cost more.

📦 Bigger data = higher fees too, since it takes more space on the blockchain.

💡 On Ethereum, gas is paid in $ETH , shown in gwei (e.g., 5 gwei = 0.000000005 ETH).

🤝 You choose how fast and expensive your transaction is by adjusting the fee.

🛠️ These fees keep the network secure and spam-free.

💰 Are you checking gas fees before sending or swapping crypto?

⚖️ Do you adjust your fees based on how fast you want the transaction to go?

🧾 Have you compared fees between sending, swapping, and minting NFTs?
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