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About to use Uniswap to exchange crpto. Should I set gas to high or just leave it at default? I don't want to get fucked here.

>> No.27896994

>>27896790
dont use ethereum its bullshit

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>>27896994
I already did.

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>>27896790
if you want to really get the right value you need to set it manually
i like gasnow.org, you can often find a big wall, you should position your transaction right after that. for example set it to 118 gwei rn

>> No.27898114

Uniswap is barely worth the gas fees right now. It cost me double what I bought in TOSA in gas fees, did it to make sure I was in on the ground floor but I worry about it hurting my margins and it was 1/3 of what gas is now. Unless you're buying high enough it's only a dent in your purchase (which would be dropping a LOT at once on an altcoin), you're probably better off to either wait for a wall like the anon above me said or wait for gas to go down.