Think about how your automotive gas prices effect you. Most of us would say, "that shit hurts." 

       Unless you own a business that specializes in shipping goods, and gas prices are down, fuel costs are a hindrance to you. 

      Now, think about cryptocurrency and its gas prices. It's easy to view these costs in the same manner. I can't even get on board with the Ethereum ecosystem because the prices they want me to pay to stake some fuckin Curve is the price i would pay to travel from Dallas to New Orleans. Ethereum gas prices are fuckin ridiculous if you ask me. 

      But, I am here to say that there are blockchains available for good use. You can feel comfortable that buying, staking, and moving the currencies on these blockchains arent gonna leave you feeling raped. 

         Tron, which upped its gas prices nearly a year ago, in order to become a more deflationary currency, burns those Tron that are used for gas. This is opposed to recirculating the currency. This means thay the holders of Tron will win in the long run. Tron is one of the least volatile currencies ever produced if you ask me. Apart from what is said about the currency's ethical values because it originated in Singapore, Tron will continue to be a model for deflationary currencies even without the backing of Justin Sun, whom recently announced his resignation. 

    Binance, is another blockchain with questionable ethics, yet very competitive gas prices. You can find hundreds of currencies to farm on Pancakeswap. The problem with Binance is that there are alot of pirates within its waters. Binance's Smart Chain is the grass that nearly half of the snakes producing shitcoins call home. 

    Regardless, I simply am confused by the gas prices presented on Ethereums blockchain. I dont understand why the chain grows so immensely despite the costs they require from their patrons to simply move a currency from one wallet to another. If anybody could shed some light on what I consider to be a dereliction and complete sham established by Ethereum developers, please do so in the comments below. Because if I was told it would cost me $30 to wire my brother $100 one state away, I'd just drive the fuckin money to him, out of principle.