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Foundations: Transactions
What Are Network Fees?
Network fees are the price of scarce block space. They are not arbitrary tolls: they are the mechanism blockchains use to decide which transactions get included first, compensate miners or validators, and make large-scale spam expensive.
Mar 21, 2026
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25 min read
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What Are Blockchain Confirmations?
A blockchain transaction can look done long before it is truly hard to reverse. Confirmations are the practical measure users and services rely on to decide when a payment is merely seen, included, or buried deeply enough that reversing it becomes unlikely or economically costly.
Mar 21, 2026
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23 min read
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What is Gas?
Gas is how blockchains put a price and a limit on computation. Without it, a smart contract could loop forever, validators would have no clear way to ration scarce block space, and users would have no predictable way to compete for inclusion.
Mar 21, 2026
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24 min read
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What Is a Nonce?
A nonce looks like a small field in a transaction, but it solves a deep problem: how does a network know whether a signed instruction is new, duplicated, or out of order? Once that clicks, nonce stops being a wallet annoyance and becomes one of the core mechanisms behind transaction safety and execution.
Mar 21, 2026
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25 min read
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