The BNB Chain Validator proposes community proposals that are expected to further reduce transaction fees for BNB Smart Chain (BSC), significantly faster block production intervals.
In a post shared via the official BNB page, the chain validator learned why he believes gas prices are important and what he intends to do to improve things for everyone who is trading or thinking about on BSC.
Gas fees are important.
They decide where traders are built, where liquidity flows, and where innovation occurs.
Therefore, the validator of BNB Chain suggests that BNB Smart Chain (BSC) stays competitive with the fastest chains in crypto, accelerates block speeds and accelerates block speeds.
bnb…pic.twitter.com/scdhutffrj
– BNB Chain (@bnbchain) September 23, 2025
BNB Chain Validator says “Gas charges are the problem”
According to the post, the validator suggests accelerate harving fees and block speeds to ensure BSC can keep up with the fastest chain in crypto.
“The validator proposes lowering the minimum gas price from 0.1 GWEI to 0.05 GWEI, and accelerate the block interval from 750 ms to 450 ms,” Post said.
The change also confirmed that BSC’s position as a trading hub, which has made a great appeal to traders, market makers and developers who are most sensitive to fees.
The costs have been removed twice in the past, with great results. This has therefore become a perfect way to strengthen ecosystems. The first gas drop occurred in April 2024 when the GWEI fell from 3 to 1, while the second occurred recently when it fell from 1 to 0.1 GWEI in May this year.
According to the post, the median fell 75% from $0.04 to $0.01 after the drop, but daily trading spiked 140% to over 12 million.
“At 0.05 GWEI, the fees will drop to about $0.005 per transaction, increasing the competitiveness of chains such as Solana and Base and BSC. Staking APY is also stable at over 0.5%, supported by higher trading activities and price growth for $BNB,” the post reads.
The post referenced June data showing that confirmed transactions have become the dominant activity in the BNB chain.
Regarding risks such as failed transactions, validator rewards, and infrastructure tensions, he said that BSC is running at a capacity of less than 30%, leaving more room for activity and gas will be adjusted in the event of crowds.
Validators also claim that current infrastructure can handle three times more state data, with higher transaction volumes supporting healthy APYs, which satisfy Balidators.
Ultimately, the validator said, “As long as it exceeds APY by more than 0.5%, the BNB chain should strive to have the lowest possible gas rate. This is a move to balance network growth with validator rewards and ensure long-term sustainability.
Traders can also expect future gas fee reductions as they have confirmed that their long-term targets have around $0.001 per transaction. Over 90% from past levels, it is comparable to the most competitive chain.
Analysts expect pullbacks starting at $1,000
On September 21, BNB officially hit the new all-time high of $1,079.07 after crossing the $1,000 mark a few days ago. Currently, it is still hovering over $1,000, outperforming the broader crypto market, boasting twice the profits of Bitcoin and Solana yearly students.
Analysts have come back to this momentum combined with regulation and fundamental development and organizational demand.
“We’ve been working hard to get the better of our customers,” said Sean Young, chief analyst at MEXC. “The exchange has recently strengthened its compliance measures, resolved several important cases and demonstrated greater consistency with global standards. For agencies, this reduces headline risk and makes BNB exposure easier to care for.”
Binance is also working to maintain its current momentum, bringing out all new partnerships, including a new partnership with investment company Franklin Templeton. The deal was inked earlier this month, and we will see a new and new number of new crypto products that have not yet been announced “aligned to a wide range of investors.”
Also, Sean Dawson, the head of research for the on-chain options platform, links BNB’s recent bullish performance to a market share of 40% of Binance’s spot trading volume.
When asked if there was a sale, Dawson said, “It’s just a matter of time before the pullback,” which MEXC youngster agrees and expects a slower token rise that could be compensated below $1,000 in the short term.
But in the long run, both are bullish on BNB.
