Overview
Setting the right gas parameters ensures your transactions are processed efficiently and cost-effectively on HyperPaxeer.Gas Parameters
EIP-1559 transactions on HyperPaxeer use these gas parameters:Setting Gas Limit
The gas limit is the maximum amount of gas your transaction can consume.Best Practices
Estimate First
Estimate First
Always estimate gas before setting the limit:
Add a Buffer
Add a Buffer
Add 10-20% buffer to handle minor variations:
Don't Over-estimate
Don't Over-estimate
While unused gas is refunded, setting the limit too high:
- Requires more HPX in your wallet upfront
- May trigger wallet warnings
- Can indicate poorly optimized contracts
Common Gas Limits
Setting Max Fee Per Gas
ThemaxFeePerGas is the absolute maximum you’re willing to pay per gas unit.
Recommended Strategy
1
Get Current Base Fee
2
Add Buffer for Base Fee Increases
3
Add Priority Fee
Example Implementation
Setting Priority Fee
The priority fee (tip) incentivizes the sequencer to include your transaction faster.Priority Levels
- Low Priority
- Standard Priority
- High Priority
When to use: Non-urgent transactions
- Speed: May take several blocks
- Cost: Minimal
- Use case: Batch operations, non-time-sensitive transfers
Legacy vs EIP-1559 Transactions
- EIP-1559 (Recommended)
- Legacy
Complete Transaction Example
SendOptimizedTransaction.ts
Network-Specific Considerations
HyperPaxeer Specifics
Fee Estimation Formula
Error Prevention
Next Steps
Transaction Fees
Understand fee components
Cost Estimates
Estimate transaction costs
Troubleshooting
Fix transaction issues
Examples
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