I added deposited $80 into my wallet to get my feet wet with Uniswap. Tried swapping it out for a shitcoin & the final amount transferable was $26, so I cancelled that eventually tried to send it back to my VALR wallet. Again, $26 a network cost of $1. What am I missing here if anyone knows? First time using a Dex, thanks.
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You do know gas fees fluctuate continually based on network volume? $1 gas fees isn’t even a thing on eth. Eth fees can even go into hundreds during high congestion times. I only use eth on base network now because of this. Using eth on base network fees are pennies.
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