Cheapest hour of the week
The weekday and UTC hour with the lowest median price per gas over the selected window.
At what hour and on which weekday is Ethereum gas usually cheapest?
The median Ethereum base fee for each hour of the day and day of the week, so the usual quiet times to transact stand out.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
The median price per gas by hour and weekday, and the quietest hours.
The weekday and UTC hour with the lowest median price per gas over the selected window.
The median price per gas in that cheapest hour over the selected window.
How far the weekend median price per gas sat below or above the weekday median over the window.
The latest block's base fee against the window's median for the same weekday and hour, above or below.
Median price per gas for each UTC hour (columns) and weekday (rows) over the selected window.
Median price per gas by UTC hour across all weekdays, with the spread between the quartiles.
Median price per gas by weekday across all hours over the selected window.
The last 7 days hour by hour against the long-run pattern.
Median price per gas over every block of the last 7 days.
The last 7 days' median price per gas against the median of the whole selected window.
Hourly median price per gas over the last 7 days, with the long-run median for each hour drawn behind it.
Ethereum's base fee follows demand for block space, and demand follows people: trading hours, mints and bots that run on schedules. Over weeks, that leaves a pattern by hour and weekday. This dashboard shows the median base fee for every hour of the week over the last 90 days, so the usual quiet hours stand out.
Use it to time transactions that can wait, such as moving funds between your own wallets or claiming rewards. A pattern is a tendency, not a promise: a popular mint or a market move can make any hour expensive, so the latest week is shown beside the long-run pattern and the current fee is on the gas tracker.
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Fees tend to be lower when fewer people and bots are active, which has often meant weekends and late-night hours in the Americas and Europe. The pattern shifts over time, so this dashboard measures it from the last 90 days of blocks instead of repeating an old rule of thumb.
Often, because trading and business activity fall. The weekday rows of the heatmap show whether that held over the last 90 days, and how far the weekend median sat from the weekday median.
Block timestamps are compared in UTC, and one time zone keeps the pattern the same for everyone. Convert the hour to your own time zone when you plan; the cheapest hours are the same moments wherever you are.
Not necessarily. The heatmap shows medians, and any hour can spike when a popular mint, an airdrop claim or a market move fills blocks. Check the current base fee before sending; the pattern helps choose when to look.
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