Ethereum L1 Hits 1.91M Daily Transactions with Avg Fee $0.16

Published at 2025-12-24 15:15:08

Etherscan announced on social media that the Ethereum network processed 1.91 million Layer 1 transactions in one day, marking a 2025 record for daily L1 activity. The explorer noted the average transaction fee remained about $0.16, highlighting that high throughput did not translate into the fee spikes often seen during congestion.

The milestone matters because it shows sustained on-chain demand while keeping costs low enough to support DeFi, NFTs and routine payments. Affordable fees can widen access and ease pressure on Layer 2 solutions, though L2s still play a role for specialized scaling. Network operators and builders will watch whether this trend persists and how it affects capacity planning and user growth into 2026.

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