How to REDUCE Ethereum Gas Fees – ETH Transaction fee CASHBACK?!

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2. sorry if i send the same thing a few times. Comments were being weird in youtube….

3. Lmao etherum gas fees right now is like $100 – $200 right now… 🥺 I can't even move some coins from one wallet to another…

4. This need to pay a disproportionate % for gas needs to be eradicated, seems to be fee upon fee upon BIG fee to get the coins you want. Unless it's sorted, It will be the undoing of Cryptocoins.

5. Digress and rumbles

6. Who's watching this when gas is over 100 dollars

7. Try pancake S i have paid cent in low transaction of $200 i was amaze that this happen, and with the layer 2 of ethereum the prices are not that bad bad

8. Bro I wish fees were $20s now, avg transition cost me $200.

9. Use PPAY, than you have no gas fees 🙂

10. Honestly, I would love to pay $16 today. No joke, gas fee right now on trying to mint an NFT is $486.00 😱

11. uhm unidexgas = Error 521 LOL

12. eth is garbage. it should be illegal. such a rip off, i’m never using it again.

13. Can you make the same tutorial for coinomi?

14. This is an useless video no tips given

15. Fun to watch make another one!

16. UniDexGas are finished , THEY SHIT THE BED, it was a SCAM man…

17. Gas fee now £100 🥴🥴🥴

18. well, i just checked their website and its gone

19. lowering eth transaction. with the price of the eth base fee really high it can be hard to get payments. what we need to do as a small group to lower base fee is simple. all you need to do is increase the miner tip. if your tip is say 1 vs 3. so how does pool see this. if there are 30 transactions at 3 tip = 90 total. vs 90 transactions at 1 tip. both these are equal. lets say we have a lower base fee but the tip is higher to equal higher profit. the mining pool is going to try and get the most tip/profit. so if we have more of a tip build up at a lower base it will mine that lower base transaction to collect the higher tip/profit. so all it takes is a few ppl to use higher tips at lower base. i have seen this play out in practice pretty nice. most ppl just use 1 tip. so by going with2,3,4 or higher you are equaling that many 1 tip transactions. i hope i explained the concept well enough. any questions feel free. i didnt know where i should post this to help us out a bit. it sucks the pools dont let us adjust the transaction breakdown.

20. I have the same issue! I have a small amount of Shib on my cold wallet but it’s locked in my cold wallet because gas fees are insanely high! The fees are maxed and still not enough! Why would we use ETH fir the future..

21. It's like $100 now

22. this video is unnecessarily convolute … all we wanted to know was how to reduce transactions fees thats all … jeez … the guy brought out graphs and everything …what a torment!

23. i got some hex when it was cheap, 5000 for about $30 in 2 separate buys of 3000 hex and 2000 hex. so staked them both for the big payday. I then ended one stake, which wasn't a problem, value was around $80 for 3000. so sold it. when it came to ending the stake of 2000 hex, it failed, 4 times. then I had to figure out how to get it to not fail. so had to send some transaction to myself. ok and all my eth got wiped out. so I just gave up for a bit, figured I would wait for eth to become less busy. almost a year later, and now hex value is over $800 went to end stake so I wouldn't lose anymore hex. and transaction failed. that was a $300 fee . now I am just going to wait it out. if the eth fee comes down to realistic amount, then i will get it, if not then not to worry unless hex goes up 100x from here, which I doubt haha.

24. Now $UNDG is $24 seems like it died 😂

25. I’m here cause I just paid $299 worth of Eth to send $100 worth of Compound to a pool. 🙅🏻‍♂️
    The pool wasn’t quite transparent regarding the fees involved. Lesson learned.

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