Ethereum Gas fees hit a historic low, 0.03 Gwei becomes the new normal for transactions

【Crypto World】Ethereum network Gas fees have once again reshaped perceptions. Recent data shows that the historically low fees since the mainnet launch are becoming the norm—some transaction periods see Gas fees drop below 0.03 Gwei, which is almost like a dream for users long troubled by high fees.

More importantly, this is not a fleeting phenomenon. The industry’s expansion direction remains unchanged, and Ethereum continues to advance plans for increasing block space this year, meaning the downward trend in Gas fees is far from over.

From a data perspective, this reflects more than just technological progress—mature Layer 2 solutions, increased mainnet throughput, and optimized ecosystem structures are stacking together, fundamentally changing users’ cost structures. For DeFi users and NFT traders, this wave of optimization could reignite market vitality. Many have been waiting for this moment: to make small transactions and frequent operations no longer be eaten up by high fees.

Looking at the expansion roadmap, Ethereum still has more cards to play. This process may take time, but the direction is already very clear—Gas fees continuing to decline is no longer a hypothesis but an ongoing reality.