Fee savings represent the reduction in transaction costs achieved through optimized blockchain operations or protocol design. These cost reductions can result from using Layer 2 solutions, batching transactions, or implementing more efficient smart contract code. Users experience fee savings when they pay less for network activity compared to standard on-chain execution. Protocols often prioritize fee minimization to improve user accessibility and competitiveness.
Context
The pursuit of fee savings is a constant driver of innovation in blockchain technology, particularly for platforms with high transaction volumes. Solutions like rollups and sidechains are prominent in addressing high gas costs on congested networks. The ongoing challenge involves balancing security and decentralization with reduced transaction expenses.
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