Ethereum-Netzwerk verzeichnet Gebührenrückgang um 62 %: Ist der ETH-Preis gefährdet?
https://cointelegraph.com/news/eth-network-sees-62percent-fee-drop-is-ether-price-at-risk
Ethereum-Netzwerk verzeichnet Gebührenrückgang um 62 %: Ist der ETH-Preis gefährdet?
https://cointelegraph.com/news/eth-network-sees-62percent-fee-drop-is-ether-price-at-risk
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tldr; Ethereum network activity has slowed, with a 62% drop in fees and a decline in total value locked (TVL) on its base layer. Despite this, Ethereum’s layer-2 networks are growing, with increased transactions on platforms like Base and Polygon. Ether (ETH) recently rallied to $3,400, but traders remain cautious due to reduced demand for Ethereum’s base layer and decentralized applications. However, Ethereum’s dominance in the market and its scalability through layer-2 solutions position it well for future growth in decentralized finance (DeFi).
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Hasn’t been there an update using charding, which is more efficient and therefore reduces the fees? I wonder about the bad article. For me there is no need to be concerned.
Weird article, since the upgrade has been praising the drop in fees as a bonus and not a negative.
This shows the dishonesty (or mental issues) of Bitcoin, Solana and Ripple propagandists:
Fees „too high“: „Ethereum is outdated, my blockchain will win thanks to lower fees“
Fees „too low“: „ETH is overpriced because Ethereum has low revenues, my blockchain has higher fee revenues so is more used“ (actually no, it is just more expensive per transaction)