What a trade costs.

Real fees. Once a day our server reads each chain's newest blocks and takes the successful transactions the size of a token swap (100,000 to 300,000 gas of execution, at most 2 KB of input; for VYRE's launchpad trades, which also include a new wallet's first buy, up to 450,000 gas of execution) and plain sends (21,000 gas, no input). It shows the median fee they paid, including any data fee, in US dollars at that day's price of the gas token (Coinbase).

VYRE's gas is paid in USDC, so there's no gas token to buy. Its trades are real trades through the launchpad contracts on VYRE, over the last 24 hours, or the last 7 days when the last 24 hours have trades from fewer than 5 different wallets. A trade number needs at least 5 different wallets: each wallet counts once, by its own median fee, and the number shown is the median of those. On a busy day only its newest 20,000 blocks are read, and the “From” column then says the time they cover. With trades from fewer than 5 different wallets even over 7 days, it shows a standard launchpad buy worked out at the chain's prices of the moment, from the node's own estimate (a little above what a launchpad buy really pays). The “From” column says which, and how many transactions the number comes from (the count of transactions, not of wallets).

Solana: transactions that used a DEX (Jupiter, Raydium, pump.fun, Meteora, Orca) in a few recent blocks; tips paid separately to block builders aren't counted. Tron: worked out from Tron's energy and bandwidth prices for a USDT send to an address that already holds USDT, without staked energy or the free daily bandwidth.

Check it yourself. “Check one” opens a real transaction on that chain's own explorer: the one whose fee was nearest the number shown (for VYRE while it shows a standard buy, its newest real launchpad buy), so you can see what it paid.

Fees move with traffic and token prices, so these change from day to day. The measuring code is open to read on request: team@vyrechain.com.