A certain Web3 wallet just hit a wild benchmark—over a million multi-chain transactions completed without users paying a single gas fee.

Breaking it down: their GetGas feature has processed north of 3.2 million txns, while EIP-7702 implementations clocked in at 1.7 million+. That's serious traction for tech that essentially makes network fees invisible to everyday users.

What's fascinating here? The shift isn't just about saving pennies on transactions anymore. We're watching infrastructure evolve to the point where gas costs might actually become a backend concern that normies never even think about. Like how nobody wonders about TCP/IP when they're scrolling—it just works.

Still early days, but these numbers suggest the user experience gap between Web2 and Web3 is narrowing faster than most people realize.