Questions tagged [gas-estimate]
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Error: Returned error: The execution failed due to an exception. @ web3.eth.estimateGas
I am having problem using bignumber.js with web3:
const sender = '0xss';
const recipient = '0xxx';
const amount = 1000; // have to use Bignumber for more than 1000
const decimals = 18;
const ...
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Gas estimation errored with the following message (see below). The transaction execution will likely fail
When I try to excute the deposit function it shows Gas estimation errored with the following message (see below). The transaction execution will likely fail. Do you want to force sending?
execution ...
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Can I estimate the total gas limit of several dependent transactions?
Assume two dependent transactions A and B. Transaction B depends on transaction A and will fail if transaction A has failed.
I would like to estimate the gas limit required for the success of both ...
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Explanation for small variation in gasUsed while recursively deploying same contract
https://github.com/christianlundkvist/simple-multisig/blob/master/contracts/SimpleMultiSig.sol
I'm deploying the above contract recursively and I find that the gasUsed varies by specifically 12 gas. ...
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ethers.js - estimating gas limit
Using the ethers.js library, how can I determine the gas limit when sending a transaction to a contract or deploying a new contract?
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Gas estimation failed - remix
I am trying to figure out what is wrong with the following code as it does deploy successfully on remix.
pragma solidity ^0.5.11;
contract MyContract {
// Storage
address contractOwner;
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gas usage for a large loop
How expensive are loops in solidity? (in terms of gas usage).
I need to loop through ~1000 wallet address, and send each of them some tokens.
my code:
struct User {
uint32 frozenAt ;
uint ...
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Why are all “safe low” transactions mined eventually?
On the website ethgasstation.info you see the current fees for fast, standard and safe low transactions, assuming that there are always more safe low transactions waiting to be mined than standard or ...
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Does using a very high gas limit somehow get your transactions executed slower?
I'm executing transactions on mainnet with a NodeJS script:
async function send(web3, transaction, destAddr, gasPrice, privateKey) {
const options = {
data : transaction.encodeABI(),
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How can I reduce the gas price for the fallback function?
Below is my fallback function for ethereum. It currently require 91000 gaslimit which is way more than 21000. Metamask always starts the transaction with 21000 gas stipend due to which transaction ...
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Get gas limit beforehand with Web3
I know that web3 exposes a function to estimate gas limit, but is it accurate when sending to a contract?
AFAIK the amount of gas I'm gonna need if sending to a contract depends on the contract code, ...
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Can web3js accurately estimate a transaction that includes an external call?
Can web3js accurately estimate a transaction that includes an external call? For example, will it be accurate in estimating:
(bool _success, bytes memory _response) = _to.call.value(_value)(_data);
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Does 'estimateGas' behave the same on Ganache and on mainnet?
I noticed that estimateGas behavior in Ganache has changed:
In version 6.4.1, it throws an exception if exceeding the gas-limit.
In version 6.5.1, it returns the estimation even if exceeding the gas-...
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Different between gas and gasLimit keys when executing transactions
Below is the code that I'm running. When I entered "gas" and "gasLimit" as the keys, both worked. Why is that? What does "gas" represent? And what is the optimum amount of gasLimit should I use (...
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Block Gas Limit Doubt
Suppose i have a loop.
Here user is a struct of which player is an address.
address[] memory addrs = new address[](n);
for(uint i=0;i<n;i++){
addrs[i] = user.player;
}
return addrs;
This is a ...
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How expensive is it to manipulate the gas price?
Imagine that an evil billionaire decided to make Ethereum hard to use by making the gas very high. I'm wondering how expensive this would be to do for various timescales.
For example, manipulating ...
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How to handle estimate gas cost error?
I am programming a button for a transaction which shall only appear if the transaction is possible. Therefore, I am using the following code
contract.methods.function(parameters)
.estimateGas({...},...
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Why does gas cost explode with more than 7 variables in a struct
I'm assuming this has to do with Ethereum's 7 variable stack limit but in the following code test
struct TestStruct5 {
uint8 m_nOther1;
uint8 m_nOther2;
uint8 m_nOther3;
uint8 ...
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How to calculate “gas” and “gasPrice” when referring to ethgasstation.info when sending transaction via web3js?
I'm using web3js to issue token which has a name and description. I'm using ropsten testnet.
Here's my tx.
const tx = {
from: walletAddress,
to: contractAddress,
gas: 4700000,
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Calculated Gas Costs of Contract execution
I have a smart contract that maps a string to a string value and stores it on the Blockchain. I want to analyse the Gas Used by Transaction. One time the execution consumes 92,843 Gas (https://rinkeby....
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Gas estimation failed: gas required exceeds allowance or always failing transaction
I have two contracts one for defining token and other for crowdsale. I am using remix ide.
pragma solidity >=0.4.22 <0.6.0;
contract owned {
address public owner;
constructor () public {
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Find exact gas limit requirements for executing fallback function logic
I have a certain function logic coded for fallback function. This logic also contains some delete operations of storage variables (delete storeVarX;) due to which there might be some gas being ...
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Why does my private network transaction use a different amount of gas than my mainnet transaction performed immediately after?
I am forking the mainnet from my own geth node with ganache-cli --fork option. Immediately after the fork, I simulate a transaction to a contract on the forked, private network. I then immediately ...
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JSON RPC get this error “Request have return error: gas required exceeds allowance or always failing transaction”
i'm trying to do a simple transaction for a token but i keep getting following error for estimate gas limit :
"Request have return error: gas required exceeds allowance or always failing transaction"
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Multi token transfer issue [closed]
In exchange contract,With multi token when I call approve function from exchange contract, nor my address and spender get approved. Instead only the exchange address and spender gets approved.
Its ...
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ERC721 - How is gas worked out with TokenID?
ERC721 - I have minted a tokenid (tokenid=444) and my account owns it. When I try and transfer it, I get this message stating the gas cost is the normally calculated one and the total cost has the ...
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How to estimate ERC721 mint transaction?
My contract;
contract My721 is ERC721Full, ERC721Mintable, Ownable {
constructor() ERC721Full("My721", "MY721") public {}
function mintUniqueTokenTo (address _to, uint256 _tokenId, string ...
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Gas Estimation questions
I am little confuse in the concept of Gas Estimation and price. When i add new user i get popup through metamask for the transaction amount and gas used which is totally fine.
I checked my code in ...
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web3.eth.getGasPrice() always return 1GWei
For estimate transaction cost, I use web3.eth.getGasPrice() function. The return callback value always 1Gwei(1,000,000,000) in ROPSTEN.
web3.eth.getGasPrice(function(error, result){
console.log(...
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Is there a way to calculate gas usage of external function call?
I have an external view function which has an iteration loop. If the contract's totalSupply gets bigger, then the iteration time will grow as well. I'm testing on rinkeby right now, but when I launch ...
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Estimate Gas For Smart Contract Always Fails
I have deployed a very simple contract to the Ethereum blockchain to be able to split a payment across two different outputs.
pragma solidity ^0.5.0;
contract MoonTrade
{
function multiSendETH( ...
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function gas calculator and function gas padding
not sure if this is possible, but I was wondering if one function can calculate the gas cost of another function?
Also can a function run a series of computations to match the gas cost of the ...
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Error: gas required exceeds allowance or always failing transaction when trying to estimate gas
I am trying to run estimateGas function on mainnet like the following to send erc721 cryptokitties from one account to another:
data.from = <my address>
data.to = <destination address>
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What Web3JS method do I call to know what value to use for the gas price with sendSignedTransaction?
I am using Web3JS 1.0+ to send transactions to my smart contract.
I've been using the following constant for the gas price in my code that I got a long time ago from a tutorial. What is the "...
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Can't debug transactions that fail during the Web3.js estimateGas() call? No Tx Hash
NOTE: I am doing my work with the Ganache v1.2.2 GUI client on a Linux Ubuntu 18.04 station.
There are many revert errors that happen during the estimateGas() call that precedes the actual Web3.js ...
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What should be optimal gas limit and gas price for 80 addresses airdrop?
This is my airdrop function:
mapping (address => bool) public airdrops;
function airdropTokens(address[] _recipient, uint256[] _tokens) public onlyOwner{
uint airdropped;
for(uint256 i = 0; i< ...
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Do I pay any fee to the miner if I call a non-constant function, when no state variable is changed?
Suppose I have a non-constant function which changes a state variable under some condition.
In other words, the function may sometimes change this variable and sometimes leave it as is.
Will I pay ...
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Why use different gas?
I have this contract with this functions, why each use different gas amount?
pragma solidity 0.4.24;
contract Foo {
//transaction cost: 21471 gas
//execution cost: 199 gas
//total cost: 21670 ...
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Sending a transaction - can I assume that when the 'data' field is missing, the 'gas' field should always be 21000?
I have implemented a function for transferring ETH from my account to another account:
async function transfer(to, value) {
let options = {
from : PUBLIC_ADDRESS,
to : to,
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How is gas adjusted for a transfer in solidity?
I am using Remix with Metamask on the Ropsten test system, and when I try and transfer Wei I get a gas error. I tried a few combinations but there are various errors relating to gas.
Has anyone any ...
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Do intermediate memory variables cost gas?
Example without an intermediate variable:
uint startTime = 9;
uint allowedTime = 7;
require(now > startTime + allowedTime);
Example with an intermediate variable:
uint startTime = 9;
uint ...
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Gas used for the same deterministic operation is different
standard ICO function which exchanges Ether to ERC20 token balance.
Call 1, used 49431:
https://ropsten.etherscan.io/tx/0x6671c8fd39d195b09868d914d80f0e884e42259c7346b69afb483f2e18fae263
Call 2, ...
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Composition Over Inheritance - Gas Efficiency
In OOP languages, composition over inheritance is a well-known best practice. Solidity is an OOP language too but there is also the gas efficiency issue.
Question is, in Solidity, how do composition ...
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Smart contract's function work on testnet but don't work on private network
I have been created a smart contract (ERC20 implantation). The contract run great om testrpc, ropsten and rinkeby but i want to use it in a private network.
When the contract deployed in the private ...
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Gas cost of adding an item to a class-level (storage) array
I would like to make sure that the gas cost of adding an item to a (storage) array is constant, i.e., not dependent on the length of the array.
To my understanding, the relevant EVM operation is ...
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Why aren't costs “advertised” or at least knowable so funds aren't lost?
I'm admittedly new to all of this, but as I learn about the transaction model, it seems to be a confusing business model at the very least. I can understand that the price of gas fluctuates or can be ...
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Is there a Gas Cost profiler
I am trying to figure out what part of a complicated smart contract transaction is responsible for the cost. I was wondering if there is already a tool for that. Ideally it would spit out you are ...
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Vyper OPCODES gas estimate at compile time
I am trying to dissect Vyper at lower levels to understand how the gas estimates are generated. I tried following the yellow paper and I searched every single line of the compiler but I can't get it ...
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How to optimize the gasPrice and gas options in a contract send() function? [duplicate]
There are many questions and answers about estimating the amount of gas consumed. This question is about what to do with this estimate.
What values should we actually provide to gas and gasPrice in ...
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How to caculate/estimate Gas Limit and Gas Price based on current state of the ether network?
Ethgasstation and similar websites estimate proper Gas Price based on current state of Ethereum network. Is there any way of using working with Geth/web3 to estimate proper Gas Price? and similar to ...
