alina schanz

datacsvgasweek

ethereum base fee, one row a day

for every day: the block range, the min, p25, median, p75, p90 and max base fee in gwei, the cheapest and the priciest hour, how full the blocks were and the median blob fee. the workflow writes them to daily.csv in the gasweek repository, and a copy sits on this site as gasweek-daily.csv.

file
gasweek-daily.csv · 1,153 bytes · sha256 2fb1ca42feeb… · download
rows
8, one per utc date, 2026-09-08 to 2026-09-15
blocks
25,923,446 to 25,979,332
columns
date_utc, blocks, first_block, last_block, min_gwei, p25_gwei, median_gwei, p75_gwei, p90_gwei, max_gwei, cheapest_hour_utc, priciest_hour_utc, gas_used_ratio_mean, blob_median_gwei, tip_p10_gwei, tip_p50_gwei, tip_p90_gwei (17)
written by
python -m gasweek --hours 24 --summary-append data/daily.csv --quiet, in the repository's daily workflow at 00:17 utc (daily.yml, line 23)
last change
a023e4d · 2026-09-15, in the gasweek repository
used in
the home page
the median base fee of each utc day, gweimedian base fee per utc day from 2026-09-08 to 2026-09-15: lowest 0.050776 gwei on 2026-09-14, highest 0.100523 gwei on 2026-09-15; the p25 to p75 band runs from 0.0458021 to 0.200435 gwei.0.050.10.28 sep9 sep10 sep11 sep12 sep13 sep14 sep15 sepp25 to p75median the median base fee of each utc day, gweimedian base fee per utc day from 2026-09-08 to 2026-09-15: lowest 0.050776 gwei on 2026-09-14, highest 0.100523 gwei on 2026-09-15; the p25 to p75 band runs from 0.0458021 to 0.200435 gwei.0.050.10.28 sep10 sep12 sep14 sepp25 to p75median
the median base fee of each utc day, with the band from p25 to p75, log scale, from 8 rows.

gasweek-daily.csv

every row of gasweek-daily.csv as the file holds it, with the commit that added it.
date_utcblocksfirst_blocklast_blockmin_gweip25_gweimedian_gweip75_gweip90_gweimax_gweicheapest_hour_utcpriciest_hour_utcgas_used_ratio_meanblob_median_gweitip_p10_gweitip_p50_gweitip_p90_gweicommit
2026-09-08#720025923446259306450.03391570.04749470.05582720.08392380.1454460.44718610150.50590.003284026445d1b
2026-09-09#720025929095259362940.03444760.04948580.06564790.1115540.2171650.7375781140.50630.003871266445d1b
2026-09-10#720025936248259434470.03324540.05873180.07383360.1232690.2027140.4215662150.50570.004346379d94b82
2026-09-11#720025943417259506160.03964150.05418960.06468850.1231660.2409541.158525130.50600.003957934c7002b
2026-09-12#720025950588259577870.03711190.05555030.06730970.1639030.6350566.3039623140.50610.003972392998f54
2026-09-13#720025957771259649700.0360220.04870520.05365180.06052720.08076516.001151950.50620.00310342f7fe455
2026-09-14#720025964953259721520.03379990.04580210.0507760.05710760.06365780.0969033580.50650.0029445516c9d11
2026-09-15#720025972133259793320.03177820.05710670.1005230.2004350.3989832.295773150.50670.00577123a023e4d

the commit column comes from git blame on my machine. each commit it names is on the commit list of gasweek with its signed record; the history that ties a row to its commit stays off this site, so you cannot rerun the blame from here.