The Ethereum network has achieved a new breakthrough — Gas fees have hit a historic low since the mainnet launch, with some periods even dropping below 0.03 Gwei. This not only reflects the easing of current network congestion but also signifies that Ethereum's scalability solutions are gradually taking effect.

It is worth noting that this record continues to be broken. As the ongoing block expansion work progresses this year, Gas fees are expected to be further optimized in the future. For users, this means lower interaction costs and a reduced barrier to entry for applications like DeFi and NFTs. Will this round of technological upgrades bring new vitality to the Ethereum ecosystem? The market is providing the answer.