Lars
Member
Transaction fees can make or break a token's adoption, as high fees deter users from engaging in frequent transactions, while low fees encourage more usage and micro-transactions. For blockchain networks, optimizing fees is a balancing act between incentivizing validators and making the platform accessible for everyday use. But are low fees enough to drive widespread adoption, or do other factors like speed and scalability play a bigger role? Have you ever avoided using a token due to high fees, or found yourself using one more frequently because the fees were negligible? Let’s hear your thoughts on how transaction fees shape user behavior.