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What Is the Primary Benefit of Fee Predictability for Users?

It allows users to accurately budget transaction costs, reducing the risk of overpayment or failed transactions.
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What Is the Primary Benefit of Fee Predictability for Users?

Fee predictability allows users to more accurately estimate the total cost of a transaction before submitting it. This reduces the risk of overpaying or setting a fee too low, which could lead to a transaction being stuck or rejected.

EIP-1559 aims to provide this benefit by making the base fee transparent and algorithmically adjusted.

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