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Gas is a 'sub-currency' which enables the EVM and Ethereum's decentralised computer to run -- with each operation, an amount of gas (proportional to the computational effort required to perform the operation) is consumed.
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How do gas fees work in UniSwap / other decentralized exchanges?
I received from Uniswap customer service the following, as I was not able to swap or perform any action due to gas fees, despite the fact that I POSSESSED ETH in my wallet, hope it helps:
Thanks for reaching … You are receiving this message because you do not have enough of the network’s native token that is required to pay the network costs (gas fees). …
