In the past 24 hours, Aptos's on-chain transaction fees have surpassed those of Avalanche, Sui, NEAR Protocol, and other L1s, entering the top 15 across the network. Moreover, all transaction fees have been burned ( $APT Fee ≈ Burn) Even though gas fees have increased tenfold, Aptos remains one of the L1s with the lowest transaction costs in the industry. Theoretically, even if the fees increase by another order of magnitude, it still maintains a price advantage. Even with gas x10 → There are still many on-chain transactions → Transaction fees continue to accumulate and burn What drives this is: → Real capital flow brought by stablecoins and RWA → High-frequency trading scenarios (like @DecibelTrade) amplifying transaction frequency → Sub-second confirmations + high throughput, supporting high-frequency scenarios without congestion What ultimately forms is not just a "low fee advantage," but a more critical value loop: Usage → Fee → Burn → Supply contraction → APT price anchors network activity When this path is established, the value of APT is no longer just "narrative-driven," but begins to transform into a contraction asset strongly tied to on-chain activity. This step is the real watershed moment. 👍