What are Miner Fees/Gas Fees?
Gas fees are costs that must be paid for each transaction on the blockchain. They are similar to transfer fees in daily life and can be considered fees for on-chain transactions. Most of the time, it determines the priority of trading orders.
Learn more:
https://www.gate.com/help/web3/web3swap/30815/what-is-the-gas-fee
How are the Miner’s Fees Calculated?
The calculation of miner fees varies for different blockchains. For example, Ethereum’s gas fee is divided into base fee and priority fee, with the calculation formula being: number of gas units used * (base fee + priority fee). Solana’s on-chain fees are divided into miner fees and rent (miner fees are fixed and there is no concept of rate bidding and rent is used to store data on the chain), and users cannot increase the probability of their transactions being packaged into the next block by increasing trading fees.
Most networks use a rate bidding mode. When you want orders to be prioritized during operations such as sending, swapping, and inscribing, you can choose a higher gas fee level in the relevant Gate Web3 Wallet interface.
The Characteristics of Miner Fees
1.Miner fees are not fixed, but are based on changes in the current state of the blockchain network.
2.Different blockchain networks have different ways of calculating miner fees.
3.When conducting transactions in blockchain networks that partially use the rate bidding mode, high miner fees can be set to prioritize the packaging of transactions.
4.The level of miner fees is determined by various blockchain networks, Gate or the Gate Web3 Wallet cannot control the fees and will not receive related fees.
