# Gas Fees

### Gas Fee Recommendations

Binance Smart Chain (BNB Chain):

Under stable network conditions, users should ensure that there is a minimum of 0.005 BNB in the proxy wallet for gas fees. This represents the lower limit.

To account for varying network situations and more complex transaction environments, we recommend users maintain a higher balance of gas fees in the proxy wallet, for example, greater than 0.02 BNB. This helps minimize the risk of task failures due to insufficient gas fees in different network scenarios.

Ethereum (ETH) Network:

Usually, when the network does not fluctuate significantly, users need to ensure that the gas fee in the proxy wallet is above 0.01 ETH, which refers to the lower limit. 

In order to cope with more network conditions and more complex trading environments, we recommend that users ensure that there can be more gas fees in the proxy wallet, for example, more than 0.02 ETH. In this way, there is a high likelihood that the task will complete successfully without any gas fee issues.

### Special Cases

We have observed certain malicious token contracts that set unusually high gas fees during transfer transactions, thereby hindering users' regular trading activities. Therefore, users should pay attention to the gas fees incurred during on-chain operations such as token contract authorizations and transfer transactions. If you notice gas fees significantly higher than the normal levels, it is advisable to avoid trading such tokens to prevent potential issues.

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