Why are fees on some public blockchains almost negligible and blocks produced very quickly, while others are expensive and slow?
EVM-compatible public blockchains can run Ethereum-format contracts directly, such as BNB Smart Chain and Avalanche’s C-Chain.
Key takeaway: When you see ads for a public blockchain promising “second-level confirmations and almost no fees,” first ask what trade-offs they’ve made.
$ETH is the native coin of Ethereum, a Layer 1 public blockchain, and is used to pay for gas and staking. Current price: 2422.69.
Don’t put a large amount into a product you don’t understand. Try it with a small amount first.
#ETH
These are personal observations, not investment advice.
EVM-compatible public blockchains can run Ethereum-format contracts directly, such as BNB Smart Chain and Avalanche’s C-Chain.
Key takeaway: When you see ads for a public blockchain promising “second-level confirmations and almost no fees,” first ask what trade-offs they’ve made.
$ETH is the native coin of Ethereum, a Layer 1 public blockchain, and is used to pay for gas and staking. Current price: 2422.69.
Don’t put a large amount into a product you don’t understand. Try it with a small amount first.
#ETH
These are personal observations, not investment advice.
