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On 9 February, Ethereum network gas fees hit an average peak of 70 gwei (equivalent to ~US$60 for an average transaction), reaching as much as 272 gwei or an eight

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In October

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In October 2025, Ethereum experienced a notable reduction in gas fees, reaching a new low. The decline was attributed to decreased activity in decentralized finance

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According to the data provided by Nansen, Ethereum (ETH) gas prices witnessed a sharp spike, reaching as high as 1062 Gwei. After lending and borrowing services

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In The Second Half Of

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In the second half of September, gas fees on the Ethereum network have skyrocketed by a staggering 498%. This spike comes as on-chain activity sees a significant

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