Recent data analysis of blockchain transaction fees shows that the Aptos network performs outstandingly in terms of cost-effectiveness. The average Gas fee per transaction is only $0.00052, which is significantly lower than other mainstream blockchains.

This figure contrasts sharply with Ethereum, whose transaction fees are 5288 times that of Aptos. Even when compared to the relatively economical Tron and Solana, Aptos still shows significant advantages, being 105.17 times and 14.13 times lower, respectively.

It is worth noting that several well-known centralized exchanges have supported withdrawals of stablecoins on the Aptos chain, and the fees are at the lowest level across the network, approximately 0.03 USDT. This further enhances the appeal of Aptos in practical user scenarios.

Regarding the view that low Gas fees may stem from insufficient on-chain activity, actual data does not seem to support this perspective. The Aptos network processes over 4 million transactions daily, with an average of at least 2,777 transactions occurring every minute, demonstrating considerable activity.

These data collectively highlight the advantages of Aptos in terms of performance and cost efficiency. As blockchain technology continues to evolve, solutions like Aptos that can maintain low transaction costs while achieving high throughput are likely to play an increasingly important role in the future blockchain ecosystem. This not only benefits the proliferation of everyday small transactions but also opens up possibilities for large-scale applications.