⛽ How Gas Fees Work in Crypto
When you send or trade crypto, you pay a small network fee called “gas.”
Think of gas fees as payment to the blockchain validators who process and secure your transaction.
For example, on networks like Ethereum:
🔹 Gas fees pay for computing power
🔹 Faster transactions usually need higher fees
🔹 Busy network = higher gas costs
📊 Example
Send crypto → Network processes it → Validators confirm → You pay a small gas fee.
💡 Tip:
Gas fees are usually lower when the network is less busy.
Simple rule:
No gas fee = no transaction on the blockchain.
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