@_0x_larry It's basically Volume x Price, fee price decreases but volume increases which will still result in large usage of ETH.
I.e. Instead of paying $30 for one users' Uniswap tx, you can pay $30 for 100 users. And the number of ETH users will expand by 100x to make the fees the same.
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@dimebagcrypto@pythianism Ethereum will still be the most profitable chain to mine, it's miles ahead of Bitcoin right now. See https://t.co/HTisRakpMY. @hasufl and @gakonst published a study on EIP1559's impact as well. https://t.co/AjcyTmuLEf
@Fernjosh1 @TrustlessState@matchaxyz Depends on what you are swapping. Check volumes. Also, one token provides cash flow and the other does not. One is valued at multiples over the other.
Maybe Uniswap V3 blows Sushi out of the water but it is unclear.