Ethereum recorded 1.6 million daily transactions on Tuesday, according to on-chain data, marking one of the highest activity levels this month while fees remained near historic lows across most operations.
The uptick in usage arrives as average transaction costs held around $0.01–$0.30, depending on the activity type, per data from L2Beat and IntoTheBlock. This contrasts sharply with previous high-traffic periods, when congestion often pushed fees above $50 during peak 2021 cycles. The sustained low-fee environment is largely attributed to recent network upgrades and increased Layer-2 (L2) adoption, reducing mainnet load and improving user experience.
Developers are now monitoring whether the trend continues ahead of efficiency improvements expected in 2026, aimed at boosting throughput and rollup performance. Market analysts suggest the data reflects growing real-world and institutional use cases, not speculative spikes, indicating a healthier demand profile.
Source: https://milkroad.com/ethereum/gas/
Disclaimer: Crypto Economy Flash News are based on verified public and official sources. Their purpose is to provide fast, factual updates about relevant events in the crypto and blockchain ecosystem.
This information does not constitute financial advice or investment recommendation. Readers are encouraged to verify all details through official project channels before making any related decisions.
