This section provides a comprehensive view of gas cost mechanics and network load on Monad, following the official Monad gas specification: https://docs.monada.xyz/developer-essentials/gas-on-monad

In Monad, every transaction pays:

• A base fee (fixed at 50 GWEI) which is always burned ️‍🔥.

• A priority fee (tip) 💰 above the base fee, which is paid to the block miner.

• Any unused portion of the max fee (typically overestimated) is refunded to the sender — it is neither burned nor paid to miners.

This structure ensures predictable baseline costs (via the fixed base fee), while allowing users to bid for inclusion speed using tips.

The dashboard tracks:

🛢️ Gas Price Behavior

• Average and median gas price over time

• Volatility of gas price (P95–P05 spread)

These metrics reflect how competitive and stable the fee market is.

💵 Fee Distribution & Economic Impact

• Daily amount of MON burned (base fee)

• Priority fees paid to miners

• Tips refunded (saved MON)

🌐 Network Load

• Block gas utilization trends

• Execution demand vs. gas price response

These show whether gas costs are driven by real congestion or overestimation.

This breakdown visualizes where gas spending flows, and how much value is effectively removed from supply.

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