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What Is ‘Gas Price’ and How Is It Calculated in Ethereum’s Fee Structure?

Gas Price is the amount of Ether a user is willing to pay for each unit of computational effort, known as Gas, to execute a transaction. Before EIP-1559, the fee was simply Gas Used multiplied by the Gas Price.

Post-EIP-1559, the fee is calculated as a Base Fee (burned) plus a Priority Fee (tip to the miner). The Gas Price is denominated in Gwei (1 billionth of an Ether).

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