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⛽️ Gas Fees & Transactions Part 2 ⛽️

What happens after you sign a blockchain transaction?

Let’s walk through the flow in simple steps.

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● Think of it like a bidding war.
Higher gas? You go first.
Lower gas? You wait—or get ignored.

● If your tx gets picked, the validator starts executing it on-chain.

Every action (sending tokens, swapping, minting e.t.c.) consumes a bit of gas.

● Set a low gas limit and run out during execution?
Your tx fails and gas is still lost.

That’s why gas planning matters.

● On Ethereum, gas is now split:

Base fee is burned

Tip goes to validator

This helps keep gas more predictable.

● Hyped events = gas wars
Everyone overbids to get in first—especially bots chasing alpha.

It gets brutal.

● So yeah… gas isn’t just a random fee.

It’s the mechanism that keeps the chain secure, fair, and spam-free.

● By paying gas, you’re supporting decentralization.

You’re saying: “No middlemen. Just trustless code.”

That’s power.

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● Once you sign, your tx enters the mempool — a global public queue.

Validators/miners pick txs based on how much gas you’re offering.

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Amazing thread 🧵 
Well done Abbas👍🏿

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