{"p":"can-20","op":"mint","tick":"can","amt":"1000","rows":[{"df":"qa","content":[{"q":"What does the transaction fee mean in the context of blockchain?","a":"The transaction creation fee in blockchain refers to a certain percentage of cryptocurrency required to be paid when conducting a transaction, in order to consume the computing resources of the blockchain network and maintain the security of the network. This fee is usually priced in the cryptocurrency involved in the transaction, and varies depending on factors such as the consensus mechanism of the blockchain network and the current network  conditions. The creation fee can incentivize miners to actively mine new blocks, process transactions, and maintain the security and stability of the blockchain network. The specific methods and calculations of transaction creation fees may vary between different blockchain networks, such as the miner rewards in Bitcoin networks and the Gas fees in Ethereum networks."}]}],"pr":"1208c32be208cf1272c8303a02bc32b6a0f10868df960021c90ccf4d505ce125"}