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insufficient funds for intrinsic transaction cost
The wallet that you connected to your router contract object does not have enough ETH balance to cover value + gasPrice * gasLimit.
In your case value = 0.04 ETH.
Assuming gasLimit = 200,000, gasPrice ...
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"Dropped & Replaced" tx - what should I do?
"Dropped & Replaced" means the transaction has been replaced by a new one and the new one has been validated by the network (more info here : https://info.etherscan.com/transaction-...
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insufficient funds for intrinsic transaction cost
For me, the error came up because I was deploying my contract with an eth value greater than what I had in my Metamask wallet.
My total wallet balance was 0.9 ETH and I was trying to deploy with 1ETH :...
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Why are gas fees taken for failed smart contract interactions?
Just to add to Rob's answer:
Why are gas fees taken for failed smart contract interactions?
Because there's no way to tell the difference between transactions that have failed due to user error, and ...
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Why are gas fees taken for failed smart contract interactions?
Gas is burned for units of work, like gas in your car is burned by miles. Different fees for different operations. A transaction will burn a certain amount of gas.
GasPrice is like the price at the ...
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Is gas fee paid for this transaction that was dropped?
Actually that is not an error from the blockchain itself, but from the contract you are calling: https://etherscan.io/address/0xede26ccc85ae521d06b5ef2604952a421c9124b6#code
So your transaction was ...
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Is gas fee paid for this transaction that was dropped?
For transactions that are reverted by contracts (i.e. rejected because some problem with the inputs), a partial gas fee is charged up to the point contract execution was possible and you hit an ...
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Ropsten "exceeds block gas limit"
This is because the Ropsten miners have dropped the block gas limit down to ~40k over the last few days.
https://ropsten.etherscan.io/blocks
You will need to use a different testnet until the block ...
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How to force push a failing transaction using Web3.js?
Solved this using eth_sendTransaction
const iface = new Iface(NFTXMarketplaceZap);
const data = iface.encodeFunctionData("methodName", [ params ])
const tx = [{
"from": "0xa&...
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Uniswap Approve Succeeded But No ETH Returned in "Swap"
The transaction that you made is only the approve function. Basically, you are giving the permission to Uniswap to take eMax tokens from your account and do anything they want with it.
After that ...
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insufficient funds for intrinsic transaction cost
I also had parseEther at ("1") and increased the amount of ETH in my wallet to above 1 using the goerli faucet.
This fixed the problem for me.
my code: const sendValue = ethers.utils....
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I tried to send eth from Metamask (in balancer) but transfer is looking failed but I loss my eth(90$ around) What I should do?
from balancer contract
require(poolAmountOut >= minPoolAmountOut, "ERR_LIMIT_OUT");
it seems like the quantity of assets going out is less than the minimum required quantity.
you can see ...
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ETH Transaction Stuck in FAILED Status
I was able to clear all stuck transactions by doing a "reset Account" under Advanced Settings in MetaMask
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Failed transaction
Increasing GasLimit may solve your problem.You can try setting it to 800,000.
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Requiring a bytes32 mapping to be empty, why does my transaction fail?
In the reverted tx above you are calling setItem again which is failing due to probably trying to override a value that's already set. Check the transaction using the tenderly dashboard for more in-...
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Ether scan failed "too little funds', Contract-reverted, Value Cancelled
If a transaction is reverted (as is the case for your transaction), then all of its actions are reverted. It's like the transaction never took place. Therefore all of the assets moved in the ...
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Are failed ether transfers tx also written to the block?
The only case where transfer between EOAs could fail is when the sender doesn't have enough balance to cover value + transaction fee. In that particular case the transaction isn't processed it will ...
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Transaction failing without reason
It fails for two reasons. First, like Ismael pointed out accurately, it is an out of gas error. The reason the gas was estimated wrongly, was because the function has two distinct gas costs, depending ...
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Why are my internal txns failing in my transaction?
From the transaction trace it fails when the contract 0xFcABC46b.. tries to transfer RGP tokens (0x9f0227A2..) from 0x2289Bc37.. using transferFrom but the owner hasn't approved them.
{
"type&...
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ERC20 Token transfer keeps failing
You only provided 43,348 gas for the transaction, which is not sufficient.
Increase the gas amount (NOT the gas price) in Metamask to 100000 and it will work.
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ERC20 Token transfer keeps failing
You have the sufficient balance to transfer. Try with high gas limit.
Refer here to know the current gas price : https://etherscan.io/gastracker
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Have gas fees the same usage on Polygon/Matic as Ethereum?
1- Is there a congestion on Polygon/Matic similar to Ethereum mainnet?
Yes. Polygon blocks are full. You can read more information here on Scaling issues for EVM post.
2- Why increasing gas fees ...
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Why is transaction reverting with custom smart contract?
A few things I noticed that may be causing you trouble:
Calldata is only available for external functions. Also, you’ve defined the struct as a storage variable. Why use calldata? Do you mean storage?...
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ERC20 Contract transfer call failed multiple times, no idea why
I would suspect the token contract itself. There are a bunch of transactions with the same problem and, although this is no definitive indicator, some negative comments. Personally I don't think it is ...
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ETH transactions to presale contract keep failing
The error message Bad instruction and the gas consumption equal to gas limit 1,000,000 indicates the problem was caused by an assert or low level error like array out of bound access.
Looking at the ...
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Transaction failed etherscan, coins disappeared?
Your initial transaction to Binance reverted. When a transaction reverts, any state changes (like a transfer of funds) is undone, so your tokens remained on your address. There were however another ...
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Where does contract’s call failure behavior is definied in the yellow paper?
The fact that a 0x0 is pushed to the stack on a failed call and 0x1 for a successful call is specified under the description of CALL on page 35 of the yellowpaper.
To answer your second question, no, ...
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What should gas prices be for sending out tokens?
The solution to sending out tokens is to look at other transactions that are sending the same token from its contract source. From there you can see how much other people are paying and what you ...
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Where can one get token fee calculations instead of it keep eating up my ETH for gas for guessing the gas limit?
A transfer for a simple ERC20 token used 51,574 gas. MetaMask set the gas limit at 54,861 gas.
Though the required gas will depend on how the ERC20 contract was implemented.
You can always have a ...
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