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Quote from: Twinkledoe on March 01, 2021, 11:53:28 PM

The question is, how can you increase if the fee if it will be more than the worth of your tokens transferred? Not really practical these days to transact under eth network. Better park for now. However, this is bad for those token holders that wanted to trade their tokens before the price deep dive in the market. I really hope eth will address this prob much earlier than their target timeline.

Not practical and in that case, you just have to wait until the network calms. If it's more than your token, you really won't have a choice but to wait until the dust settles.
For big transactions, you are delighted to pay a higher fee for your transaction to commence. Whilst for small amounts, you just have to wait until the fees get lower.

if you do not want to spend more money, of course, waiting is the better choice.
but ethereum GAS cost movements are actually moving quite fast. sometimes we need $ 6-9 or more for each ethereum token transaction. but at any given time we can see Gas dropping rapidly to $ 3-6.
but what I see is, even though the transaction fee goes down, we still have to have a balance of at least 0.01 ETH in our wallet to send the tokens we have. if we don't have it then an error will occur when we enter the Gas cost. or even when delivery occurs, our eth will only be lost when the transaction fails because the gas used is too small.

And that's why as you have said it's better to wait, the solutions are on their way, and the developers of Ethereum are already working on it to solve this massive fee problem that Ethereum is experiencing.
Before doing a transaction, make sure that you have enough fees and you're not paying more than the token that you're about to send.