Ethereum
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Why do crypto transactions have fees?
Network fees aren't a company's charge — they're a payment to the people securing the blockchain, set by demand for limited space. Here is how they work.
Editorial TeamWhat is Ethereum, and how does it actually work?
Bitcoin is digital money. Ethereum is closer to a shared computer that anyone can build on. Here is what that difference means in plain terms.
Editorial TeamWhat is MEV, and why traders hate it
MEV is the slippage you didn't ask for. It's automated, common, and has cost retail users billions. Here's the plain-English version.
Editorial TeamGas fees explained — why your transaction costs $4
Gas is the fee you pay to send a transaction on Ethereum. It varies wildly. Here's what determines it and how to pay less.
Editorial TeamWhat ETH staking yield actually pays out
Staked ETH earns roughly 3–4% a year. The yield is paid in ETH, not dollars. Here's what that actually means for a normal person.
Editorial TeamEthereum vs Solana — what beginners should know
Both are platforms for crypto apps. They make different trade-offs. Here's the honest comparison without the team-jersey arguments.
Editorial TeamEthereum below $2,300 — what it means for new holders
ETH is trading at $2,288 — down from its peaks and underperforming Bitcoin. If you hold a small amount, here's how to think about it without overreacting.
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