PEPE Meme Coin Craze Spreads Wealth to Ethereum Validators Running Blockchain

2023-5-9 20:24

As risk-taking crypto traders sought to make tremendous profits off of surging prices for the suddenly-hot PEPE, a resulting surge in transaction fees brought a windfall to validators running the Ethereum blockchain.

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