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Ethereum L1 sets new daily transaction record with 2.2 million transactions, each costing about $0.17BlockBeats News, December 31, according to Etherscan data, yesterday the Ethereum mainnet set a new single-day transaction record with 2.2 million transactions, while the average fee dropped to just $0.17. The previous record for the highest Ethereum transaction fees occurred in May 2022, when users paid over $200 per transaction on average. Through continuous network upgrades, network fees have been significantly reduced despite increasing usage. The growth in mainnet transaction volume indicates that users are returning to the Layer 1 main chain, and developers are increasingly viewing Ethereum as a settlement layer. Token Terminal data also shows that the number of new smart contracts created and deployed on Ethereum reached a historical high of 8.7 million in the fourth quarter. In 2025, Ethereum underwent two major upgrades. The Pectra upgrade in May focused on validator improvements, staking flexibility, and preparing for future scalability features. The Fusaka upgrade in early December raised the gas limit from 45 million to 60 million, while significantly improving scalability, data processing, and network efficiency.
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Ethereum L1 daily transaction volume hits 2.2 million, with an average fee of around $0.17BlockBeats News, December 31st, according to Etherscan data, yesterday the Ethereum mainnet set a new record with a daily transaction volume of 2.2 million transactions, while the average fee dropped to just $0.17. Ethereum's previous highest transaction fee record was set in May 2022, when users were paying over $200 per transaction on average. Through continuous network upgrades, despite the growing usage, network fees have significantly decreased. The growth in mainnet transaction volume indicates users are returning to the Layer 1 main chain, while developers are increasingly seeing Ethereum as a settlement layer. Token Terminal data also shows that the number of smart contracts newly created and deployed on the Ethereum mainnet reached a historical high of 8.7 million in the fourth quarter.
In 2025, Ethereum underwent two major upgrades, the May Pectra upgrade focused on validator improvements, staking flexibility, and preparedness for future scalability features. The early December Fusaka upgrade increased the gas limit from 45 million to 60 million, significantly enhancing scalability, data processing, and network efficiency.
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Ethereum mainnet sets new single-day record with 2.2 million transactions, average transaction fee drops to $0.17PANews, December 31—According to Cointelegraph, this week, Ethereum mainnet set a new single-day transaction volume record, reaching 2.2 million transactions, while the average transaction fee has dropped to just $0.17. Ethereum’s highest transaction fee record occurred in May 2022, when users had to pay over $200 per transaction. However, despite the continued growth in network usage, ongoing upgrades have significantly reduced fees. Since October 10, fees have also shown a downward trend. On that day, due to a major liquidation event triggered by a sharp market downturn, the fee was about $8.48.
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