Simplifying Gas Fees Across On-Chains

[Icey_stones]

While exploring options to make my on-chain transactions smoother, I made a discovery of an ever-effective solution . This solution(GetGas) is designed to simplify gas payments by using BGB(An option) as a universal token for Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and more.

The convenience is impressive and there will be no more worrying about holding chain-specific tokens for gas fees. Instead the platform automatically deducts fees in BGB. Plus, you can earn gas coupons by completing simple tasks, which can further reduce your transaction costs.

What is exciting is how this adds a new use case for the token and it has been gaining traction ever since its merger. The price action looks decent and I can see why people are starting to compare with other tokens with higher mcap.. What's your take on this gas fees solution?.

[TastyChillySauce00]

there has been plenty of such solution, from the one where they used layerzero omnichain protocol capability to swap a token from a blockchain and send it to another blockchain such as gas.zip or if the blockchain is good enough, they can implement paymaster.
I personally think gas fees has been pretty much a solved solution though since the first emergence of omnichain protocol. nobody really struggling with gas fee anymore. there has been many solution as well such as wallet abstraction such as particle but I don't really see them as an interesting solution. so far the omni chain protocol has been quite great for this.

[R1dwanRz]

While exploring options to make my on-chain transactions smoother, I made a discovery of an ever-effective solution . This solution(GetGas) is designed to simplify gas payments by using BGB(An option) as a universal token for Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and more.

The convenience is impressive and there will be no more worrying about holding chain-specific tokens for gas fees. Instead the platform automatically deducts fees in BGB. Plus, you can earn gas coupons by completing simple tasks, which can further reduce your transaction costs.

What is exciting is how this adds a new use case for the token and it has been gaining traction ever since its merger. The price action looks decent and I can see why people are starting to compare with other tokens with higher mcap.. What's your take on this gas fees solution?.

I saw about this gas fee solution on X few days ago.. though I am trying to understand how they will take fees as BGB.. Is it like depositing BGB to the feature, which will use gas for every chain? or BGB has their own chain so that they simplified it even more?

Nevertheless, it is a great idea to lessen the fees and I don't think users will complain as long as it gives them advantage.

This actually reminds me of my days struggling with gas fees, especially with Ethereum going up as hell.

This one will surely help development of the token and its utility.