Avalanche Network Gas Fee Surges Due to BEEG Inscription Event
On December 18, the average gas fee on the Avalanche network skyrocketed to an unprecedented 5,110.30 nAVAX, equivalent to approximately $4.41. This surge in fees was a result of a unique event initiated by the founder of Trader Joe, known as @cryptofishx on social media. He introduced an inscription called Avascription, with the nickname “BEEG,” which follows the ASC-20 standard.
BEEG Gains Adoption Despite Experimental Nature
Initially launched as a social experiment without a clear roadmap or practical use, BEEG has witnessed significant adoption. Within just 2 hours and 15 minutes of its release, 37% of BEEG tokens were minted, attracting the attention of around 4,300 holders.
I know I’m probably public enemy no.1 rn (sorry), but got some good news to share:$BEEG minting seems to be speeding up. We’re 37% minted in 2h15m and ~4300 holders which is incredible
I was thinking we might take weeks to mint out but looks like we’ll get there much sooner… pic.twitter.com/DMZDNB2wDp
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Hot Take: Avalanche Gas Fees Soar as BEEG Inscription Sparks Interest
The introduction of the BEEG inscription on the Avalanche network has caused a significant surge in gas fees. This event, initiated by the founder of Trader Joe, has attracted attention and adoption from thousands of holders. Despite its experimental nature, BEEG has quickly gained popularity within the crypto community. The rapid minting of BEEG tokens suggests that it may reach its minting goal much sooner than expected. As the impact of this social experiment unfolds, it will be interesting to see how it shapes the future of the Avalanche network and its associated gas fees.
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