According to Rob Solomon, recent industry practices highlight growing barriers in the cryptocurrency sector, including high transaction fees, strict withdrawal limits, and increased centralized control (Source: Rob Solomon, Twitter, June 3, 2025). These factors are creating significant resistance for both retail and institutional traders, potentially slowing down market liquidity and dampening short-term trading opportunities. Traders should monitor these developments closely, as increased friction could affect asset flows and volatility across major crypto exchanges.

According to Cas Abbé, BNB is the sole token powering the BNB Chain and functions as the gas token, similar to how ETH operates on Ethereum. This means all transactions and smart contract executions on the BNB Chain require BNB for network fees, making BNB critical for DeFi activity, cross-chain swaps, and NFT trading on this blockchain. Traders should monitor BNB’s on-chain activity and fee dynamics as these impact both transaction costs and the broader crypto market liquidity. Source: Cas Abbé on Twitter (June 1, 2025).

According to Phantom (@phantom), gasless swaps have been introduced for Solana users, activating when a user's SOL balance is insufficient to cover transaction fees. This feature requires auto-slippage to be enabled and deducts fees directly from the tokens being swapped, rather than SOL. It is currently available exclusively on mobile devices. This update is expected to lower barriers for active Solana traders and could increase mobile-based trading volume on the Solana blockchain, potentially impacting liquidity and price volatility for SPL tokens (source: Phantom Twitter, May 22, 2025).