#CryptoFees101 CryptoFees is a website (https://cryptofees.info/) that tracks and ranks the fees generated by blockchain protocols — such as Ethereum, Uniswap, Bitcoin, Aave, among others — in real-time.

In simple terms:

CryptoFees shows how much money users are paying in fees to use different blockchains or decentralized applications (dApps).

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What you find on CryptoFees:

Ranking by daily fees: how much each protocol has raised in fees over the last 24 hours.

7-day average: to show the consistency of the fees.

Distinction between fee revenue and value for holders: not all fees go to holders or validators. The site indicates this.

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Why does this matter?

Measures real adoption: protocols with high fees usually have a lot of usage (like Ethereum and Uniswap).

Helps in investment analysis: high fees can indicate sustainable business models.

Assesses the utility of networks: networks with constant practical use tend to have higher fees and, consequently, greater relevance.

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Practical example:

Ethereum can generate tens of millions of dollars per day in fees — a sign of intense usage.

Uniswap (DEX) also frequently appears at the top, showing that many people are swapping tokens.