Execution fees are charges incurred for processing transactions or executing smart contract operations on a blockchain network. These fees compensate network validators or miners for their computational effort and for securing the network. They vary based on network congestion and the complexity of the operation.
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The level of execution fees, often referred to as gas fees on Ethereum, significantly impacts the usability and cost-effectiveness of decentralized applications. High fees can deter users, leading to discussions about scaling solutions and alternative layer-2 networks. News frequently reports on fee market dynamics and their influence on network activity and profitability for validators.
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