#CryptoFees101 Great choice — #CryptoFees101 is an essential topic for helping newcomers (and even some veterans) understand where their money is really going when they transact in crypto. Here’s a structured breakdown you can use for a content series:

💸 #CryptoFees101 — Understanding the Cost of Crypto Transactions

⛓️ Episode 1: What Are Crypto Fees?

Fees are paid to validate transactions on the blockchain

They vary by network, demand, and type of transaction

⛽ Episode 2: What Is Gas?

On Ethereum, fees = gas (measured in gwei)

Gas price x gas used = total cost

High activity = high gas (e.g., NFT mints, memecoin pumps)

🔀 Episode 3: DEX Fees vs CEX Fees

CEXs (Binance, Coinbase):

Trading fees, withdrawal fees

DEXs (Uniswap, SushiSwap):

LP fees (usually 0.3%)

Network gas fees on top

🌐 Episode 4: L1 vs L2 Fees

Ethereum L1 = expensive

L2s (Arbitrum, Optimism, Base) = cheaper, faster

Still pay a small fee to settle to mainnet

🚀 Episode 5: Bridging Fees

Moving assets across chains? Expect:

Gas on both chains

Bridge service fee (can vary)

Use aggregators like [Jumper.exchange] to compare

🧮 Episode 6: How to Save on Fees

Use L2s for trading, NFTs, and airdrop farming

Trade off-peak hours (early morning UTC)

Batch transactions when possible

💥 Episode 7: Hidden Fees to Watch For

Slippage = indirect fee on DEX trades

Token taxes (some tokens charge a % on buy/sell)

Wrap/unwrap fees (e.g., wETH ↔ ETH)

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