⚡ The gas fee in the Ethereum network has fallen to its lowest level in almost two months, signaling a decline in blockchain user activity. Crypto analyst Quicktake and the analytical platform CryptoQuant confirm this trend.
⚡ Typically, the gas fee size reflects the level of blockchain user activity: when network traffic is congested due to a high number of transactions, the gas fee rises. However, it is now at a two-month low, indicating a notable decrease in investor interest in purchasing Ether. The potential launch of Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) could serve as a catalyst for a surge in network activity and lead to an increase in the price of the leading altcoin.