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What Is the Maximum Percentage the Base Fee Can Change per Block?

The base fee can change by a maximum of 12.5% per block, which ensures predictability and prevents sudden, massive fee spikes.
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What Is the Maximum Percentage the Base Fee Can Change per Block?

The base fee is designed to change by a maximum of 12.5% from one block to the next. This cap prevents extreme fee volatility and ensures that users can accurately estimate the cost of a transaction several blocks in advance.

The controlled rate of change is a key feature for user predictability.

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