Crypto is often associated with cheap, fast, and borderless transactions. Therefore, finding ourselves suddenly paying astronomical fees just for sending a little money seems to make no sense. It may happen, though. One day, you might want to transfer just $5 worth of coins and discover that the network fee costs two or three times more than the payment itself. Yikes. Why does this happen at all?
Well, the thing is that most crypto networks don’t have limitless capabilities. Each block in a blockchain, for example, can only hold a certain number of transactions. For this reason,
