In the world of Blockchain, an interesting phenomenon has caught my attention: transaction fees not only affect the actual spending of users but also profoundly impact their psychological experience.

Thinking back to the days of operating on the Ethereum network, I had to carefully calculate Gas fees before each transaction, even considering whether to wait for lower fees at night. This hesitation often led to missed opportunities. However, when I started using certain emerging Blockchain networks, this psychological burden suddenly disappeared. The extremely low Gas fees made me feel unprecedented ease during transactions.

The 'psychological comfort' brought about by low fees actually has far-reaching effects. It encourages users to more actively try various operations instead of being hesitant. In the long run, this is also one of the key factors in attracting new users and retaining old ones.

Sometimes, the advantage of a blockchain project does not lie in complex technical details, but rather in whether it can provide users with an 'easy' experience. Projects that can achieve this often find it easier to gain user favor and market recognition.

This phenomenon enlightens us that user experience is equally important in the development of the blockchain ecosystem. Low transaction fees not only reduce users' actual costs but, more importantly, eliminate psychological barriers, promoting more active on-chain activities. In the future, blockchain projects that can provide low-cost, pressure-free user experiences while ensuring network security and efficiency may stand out in the competition.