Why didn't Ethereum gas fees get cheaper after “The Merge”?
After “The Merge,” running a full Ethereum node requires running both an execution layer client and a consensus layer client.
Here's the key point: Don't believe messages telling you to “exchange ETH for the upgrade.” Network upgrades don't require users to exchange their coins.
After “The Merge,” the newly issued $ETH is no longer given to miners, but to validators.
Only invest what you can afford, and make sure you have a way out.
#ETH
After “The Merge,” running a full Ethereum node requires running both an execution layer client and a consensus layer client.
Here's the key point: Don't believe messages telling you to “exchange ETH for the upgrade.” Network upgrades don't require users to exchange their coins.
After “The Merge,” the newly issued $ETH is no longer given to miners, but to validators.
Only invest what you can afford, and make sure you have a way out.
#ETH