Gas fees, which are essentially computational efforts required to validate transactions in blockchain, have been in focus lately. Institutions such as U.S. Regulator OCC have clarified how banks can handle these
network 'Gas Fees'. Companies like
Canaan are diverting flared gas to computing power. In parallel,
Ethereum's gas fees have been under review for their role and calculation, and their limit has soared 25% to 45 million units.
Vitalik Buterin has proposed a way to hedge fees with
Ethereum Gas Futures, and the possibility of increasing the gas limit further is being explored. Meanwhile, crypto coin
BNB had its fee slashed dramatically, stirring the market. Similarly,
Tron has also seen a significant drop in revenue after gas fee reduction. The adoption of cryptocurrencies has also been facilitated in daily activities; for instance, local stablecoin payments are now accepted at ADNOC gas stations. In an interesting twist, a high school football playoff spot in Texas was decided using a gas station coin flip. There is also an interesting case of a gas station owner discovering a $3.1 million coin in his cash register. Further, a new division to convert flared gas into energy for data centers and Bitcoin mining was recently launched by HNO.
Fartcoin, however, a joke Gas coin is speculated to be crashing.
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