Topic: eTH gas trouble - page 4. (Read 636 times)
Just like ETH 2.0? I don't think it will be easy for any new projects, bridging smart contracts together to reduce gas fee won't bring any huge difference this problem can only be solved by or within the project itself (blockchain), cross bridge transaction already exists but gas is still very high
Maybe you also know about some other exchanges that use the Ethereum network such as Anyswap Exchange. almost all of them have high transaction fees when it comes to the Ethereum mainnet because that is an unresolved problem.
actually one of the founders of ethereum has also complained about this and is trying to make changes by making eth2.0 which has not been realized until now, so he left and founded DOT.because he knows that the high costs on ethereum must be resolved quickly and so that ethereum can move freely. but the problem of high costs is still an unavoidable obstacle.
Anyone heard about upcoming swap Dex that will allow Ethereum bridge and others when making transactions, this way one can easily avoid ETH high gas fee and still be able to send ETH, new right? If this happens would it matter for ETH Devs to still do anything about the high gas fee?
Ethereum gas fees can't be avoided when you need also to did a transaction in ethereum network. Ethereum bridge mean you must also deal with ethereum transaction and that will be involving a transaction in the network that cost you a lot of fees for a transaction that broadcasted in the network. I thought that if you misunderstand about it. The fact that even when you wanna use swap dex and bridge your asset and this swap dex will call ethereum blockchain to did a contract call. you need to pay ethereum fees as well.
Maybe you also know about some other exchanges that use the Ethereum network such as Anyswap Exchange. almost all of them have high transaction fees when it comes to the Ethereum mainnet because that is an unresolved problem.
Anyone heard about upcoming swap Dex that will allow Ethereum bridge and others when making transactions, this way one can easily avoid ETH high gas fee and still be able to send ETH, new right? If this happens would it matter for ETH Devs to still do anything about the high gas fee?
What do you mean by bridge from ETH network to other network? Of course this will consume much more gas than the usual eth transaction. 
Anyone heard about upcoming swap Dex that will allow Ethereum bridge and others when making transactions, this way one can easily avoid ETH high gas fee and still be able to send ETH, new right?
The high fees can't be avoided if you're still using ethereum blockchain. The upcoming swap dex will make different if that's still using ethereum blockchain as a part of its service. The fees on the blockchain determined by the average transaction in the network and it's not the swap platform that was determining the transaction fees. Even when you're using the bridge and this will charge you a lot of fees. the only answer is using second layer solution of ethereum blockchain. im sure that will make no difference. Bridging your asset is not cheap too. If this happens would it matter for ETH Devs to still do anything about the high gas fee?
That's blockchain and only ethereum developer that can fix this problem through implement the EIP. Don't you know this before? The gas fees in ethereum blockchain was totally permanent and it gets change based on how much average fees in the blockchain. I thought that will not give any impact to the fees on ethereum blockchain.
Is this a new one? Is there any link you could provide for us to check? There have been many platforms that bridges Ethereum and layer 2 networks or other chains but they are still not spared from the fees on their first transfer.
...If this happens would it matter for ETH Devs to still do anything about the high gas fee?
Yes it does since many people still prefer transferring funds without using third party apps or platforms.
Anyone heard about upcoming swap Dex that will allow Ethereum bridge and others when making transactions, this way one can easily avoid ETH high gas fee and still be able to send ETH, new right? If this happens would it matter for ETH Devs to still do anything about the high gas fee?
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