DeFi user pays $36K for one Uniswap transaction, as EIP-1559 draws closer

DeFi user pays $36K for one Uniswap transaction, as EIP-1559 draws closer

Ethereum transaction fees are at their highest levels but even the proposed solution wouldn’t have helped this fat-fingered user. Ethereum fees are at record level but even so, one Uniswap user paid well over the going rate with a gas fee of $36,000 for a single transaction.Crypto twitter has been flooded with complaints about the unsustainable fees for using the Ethereum network but the rates only exacerbated one DeFi user’s fat fingered mistake. The exorbitant transaction was tweeted by co-founder and CTO of Groundhog Network, Andrew Redden, who confirmed it was Uniswap....


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