ChainCatcher message, according to Etherscan data, possibly influenced by the launch of Puffverse Token (PFVS) on the Ethereum chain by Binance Alpha, the Ethereum network Gas fee has risen to 60 Gwei.

ChainCatcher message, BNB Chain posted on platform X stating that some users experience transaction failures or stalls when setting Gas fee < 1 gwei in MetaMask. They are currently collaborating with the MetaMask team to fix this issue. A temporary solution is to disable the smart transaction feature. This problem only affects certain system environments, but disabling the smart transaction feature has successfully resolved most cases.

ChainCatcher message, Linea tweeted that users transferring assets from Ethereum to Linea will be exempt from Gas fees. However, there are the following limitations: only applicable to L1 to L2 transactions, covering transactions with Gas below 250,000, excluding USDC cross-chain, and users still need to pay the Gas fees for L1 transactions.

ChainCatcher news, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng posted on X proposing to "reduce BSC's Gas fees by 3 times or 10 times."

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist founder Cosine tweeted that the current Ethereum Gas fees are at a very low level, with the cost of canceling a single token authorization being only about $0.01. Users should seize the current window of opportunity to revoke all "uncertain/unclear/assumed safe" authorizations using tools like RevokeCash and Rabby. Even processing hundreds of authorizations in bulk would only cost a few dollars, effectively blocking potential high-risk exposures.

ChainCatcher message, Binance Wallet announced that the 11th TGE subscription has been resumed and will end as scheduled on April 22 at 11:00 AM (UTC).In addition, Binance Wallet has acknowledged user feedback regarding the Gas fees incurred from the previous failed attempts. A relevant plan is currently being developed to compensate for these fees.

ChainCatcher message, Etherscan data shows that the average gas fee on the Ethereum mainnet has dropped to 0.297 gwei, and the average transfer fee at the current fee level has fallen to about 0.01 USD.

ChainCatcher message, security service provider Beosin stated that after analyzing the address from which the hacker initiated the attack, it was found that the Gas fees came from Binance. Beosin suggested that Bybit directly contact Zhao Changpeng and He Yi to obtain the hacker's KYC information.

ChainCatcher news, according to Etherscan data, Ethereum network Gas fees have soared to 107.9 Gwei.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, data from Nansen shows that as trading activity of Meme coins increases on the network, BNB Chain (BSC) has collected nearly $15 million in gas fees from users over the past 7 days, a surge of 388%, more than double that of Ethereum ($7 million), and second only to Solana ($29 million).Nansen analyst Aurelie Barthere recently stated: "BSC's fees have significantly increased over the past 7 days, while blockchains like Solana, Ethereum, and Base have seen negative growth. A potential catalyst for this growth could be Binance's recent announcement of a 60-day pause in its legal dispute with the U.S. SEC, which was announced on Monday."

ChainCatcher news, according to Nansen data, BNB Chain has surpassed Ethereum in total Gas fees over the past 7 days. Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik stated, "As far as I know, this is the first time in history."Zhao Changpeng commented, "Take it slow and steady."

ChainCatcher message, Lens Chain tweeted that it plans to use Aave stablecoin GHO as the protocol Gas fee to ensure that transaction costs are predictable, stable, and cost-effective.

ChainCatcher message, according to Etherscan data, today's Ethereum Gas fee has reached 164 Gwei, costing about 8 dollars per transaction.

ChainCatcher news, Circle announced on social media the launch of Circle Paymaster, which supports USDC payments for gas fees on Base and Arbitrum.Users no longer need to convert tokens between blockchains; they can simply use USDC for payments, transfers, and gas fees.

ChainCatcher news, according to data released by Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik, Solana's total Gas fees in the past 7 days have exceeded those of Ethereum.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a recent report from security company Kaspersky shows that a new type of scam targeting cryptocurrency thieves is becoming popular on YouTube. Scammers disguise themselves as newcomers and "accidentally" share wallet recovery phrases in the comments section, enticing others to attempt to steal USDT worth $8,000 from the wallets.However, these wallets are actually multi-signature wallets, and when the thieves pay TRX as gas fees in an attempt to transfer funds, these TRX are automatically transferred to another wallet controlled by the scammers. Since gas fees on most blockchains are less than $10, this scam primarily targets small-time thieves rather than large-scale operations.