Odaily星球日报讯 Ether­scan 数据显示，当前以太坊网络­Gas 费再次降至 1 gwei 下方，现报 0.817 gwei。

以太坊网络Gas费再次降至1 gwei下方

Odaily Odaily reported that Etherscan data showed that the current Ethereum network gas fee has dropped below 1 gwei again, currently at 0.817 gwei.

Ethereum network gas fees fall below 1 gwei again

The Ethereum price has been performing averagely recently, and the trading enthusiasm has also stagnated, causing the Ethereum mainnet Gas fees to continue to decline. According to dune analytics data, the median Gas fee dropped to a low of 0.6 Gwei this week, currently reported at 0.915 Gwei, reaching a 5-year low and declining by more than 95% from the 83.1 Gwei during the network activity surge in March.

[BlockTempo - the most influential blockchain news media] Ethereum median Gas fee trend chart. Source: dune analytics.

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