How Does High Mempool Congestion Affect the Average User’s Transaction Experience?

High Mempool congestion means there are many transactions competing for limited block space. This competition drives up the required transaction fee (Gas Price) for timely confirmation.

Users who set low fees may experience significant delays, sometimes hours or days, or their transaction may be dropped entirely. It leads to increased costs and unpredictable confirmation times for the average user.

How Does a Low TPS Rate Impact User Experience?
How Does Network Congestion Influence the Average Transaction Fee?
How Do Transaction Fees Change Based on Network Congestion and Block Space?
What Is ‘Miner Extractable Value’ (MEV) in the Context of Transaction Ordering?
How Does the Block Size Limit Relate to Network Congestion?
How Does a Cryptocurrency’s Block Size Limit Affect the Competition for Transaction Fees?
What Is ‘Transaction Dropping’ and Why Does It Happen in a Congested Mempool?
Why Are Gas Fees Often Higher during Periods of High Network Congestion?

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