Quote from: nemey on Today at 02:26:16 PM

BSC and Ethereum both use a gas model for transaction fees that measures the complexity of a transaction. BSC users set gas prices according to network demand and miners will prioritize transactions with higher gas prices. However, the London Ethereum hard fork brings some new modifications that will likely remove the need for high fees, and I think BSC should be concerned about this as everyone will flock back to ETH.

Yes, and they partially succeeded, but the gas still very often remains at a high level, although not always.
As a rule, in the first half of the day you can see the lowest gas, and in the second the highest, not counting the days when the gas going crazy.