🚀 $GWEI, featured on Alpha, is now live on Binance Wallet (Web) Perpetuals — making Binance Wallet the first platform to offer GWEIUSDT on-chain perpetuals via
Ethereum is the most decentralized, liquid, and secure settlement layer, bar none. But the way blockspace is allocated on the network hasn’t evolved at the same pace as the applications built on top of it.
ETHGas transforms Ethereum blockspace into a structured, tradable asset. Instead of competing blindly in a mempool, applications and institutions can secure predictable execution through blockspace commitments, pre-confirmations, and realtime settlement.
This unlocks something Ethereum has never had before: instant execution, budgetable costs, and gasless user experiences at scale. ETHGas is the protocol that has split the atom of Ethereum blockspace to take the network into its Realtime Era.
$GWEI is the native governance token of the ETHGas protocol. It transforms token holders from passive users into active stewards to participate in the future of the protocol through proposal creation, voting and delegated decision-making. The primary function of $GWEI is to is to enable decentralized stewardship of the protocol through:
On-Chain Decision Making: Holders who stake $GWEI receive $veGWEI (voting escrow), granting them the right to propose and vote on critical changes such as protocol parameters, supply dynamics, and smart contract upgrades.
Delegation and Liquid Democracy: Token holders can delegate their voting power to trusted individuals, organizations, or professional delegates, while retaining full ownership of their tokens.
Commitment-Based Weighting: Voting power is amplified by the duration of your stake. Longer lock durations or higher stake amounts confer proportionately greater voting power.
Treasury Stewardship: Through proposals, holders decide how to allocate resources for ecosystem initiatives, developer grants, and strategic partnerships.
Emergency & Upgrade Authority: $veGWEI governance serves as the final authority over protocol upgrades, parameter changes, and emergency actions.
