I Think People Overcomplicate $ETH Gas Fees High gas fees on $ETH are usually described as a technical problem, and obviously nobody enjoys paying more for a transaction. But there's another side to it: blockspace is a market, and fees tell you how intensely people are competing to use it at a particular moment. That's why I find sudden changes in fees more interesting than the absolute number. A spike can reveal where activity is concentrating, whether that's trading, a token launch, an NFT event, or something else generating unusually high demand for execution. Falling fees can mean scaling is working, but they can also mean users simply aren't competing as aggressively for blockspace. So "lower fees = better Ethereum" is probably too simple. I want transactions to be cheap for users, but I also want to understand why they're cheap. Those are two different questions. #ETHBlockchain #ETHFoundation