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How Does EIP-1559 Affect the Predictability of Gas Fees for Smart Contract Execution?

EIP-1559 introduced a 'base fee' that is algorithmically adjusted based on network congestion, making transaction costs more predictable than the previous auction-style system. It also allows users to specify a 'priority fee' (tip) to incentivize miners.

The base fee is burned, which adds a deflationary element. This change helps users estimate transaction costs more accurately, which is vital for complex smart contract interactions.

How Does the ‘EIP-1559’ Upgrade Affect Ethereum’s Transaction Fee Structure?
Why Do Users Still Set a ‘Max Fee’ Even with a Dynamic ‘Base Fee’?
How Does EIP-1559 Affect Gas Fee Calculation?
How Does the “Burning” of the Base Fee in EIP-1559 Create Deflationary Pressure on ETH?