Edited By
Laura Chen

A growing number of people are raising concerns over unexpectedly high fees while swapping tokens using the Ledger Live app. Many users argue that the fees, sometimes hitting $70, contradict the app's reputation for low-cost transactions on the Base network.
Users have turned to forums seeking clarity on whether the Ledger app imposes additional fees on top of Base's typical low rates. Confusion reigns over whether these charges are legitimate or inflated during peak traffic times.
Responses from people indicate frustration over the perceived discrepancies in fees:
"Ledger doesn't set the fees. They are a secure wallet, not an exchange."
"I checked the quotes from various options and was taken aback by the differences."
"It seems like higher fees occur during busy times."
Many users wonder if switching to alternative wallets like MetaMask could help avoid these excessively high fees. One noted, "It's crazy to see $70 fees when the Base network is supposed to offer lower costs."
"Some people argue it's tied to low liquidity during swaps, leaving them in a tough spot when deciding to transact."
The sentiment is largely negative, with users feeling misled about service costs. However, some acknowledge the security features provided by Ledger, suggesting that users should weigh safety against potential fees.
π Many users express disbelief at fees reaching up to $70 on the Base network.
π Some believe the high fees stem from low liquidity during transactions.
π‘οΈ Users still regard Ledger for its security features amidst these concerns.
As the community seeks clarity, will Ledger address these fee anomalies? Users await a conclusive answer to restore confidence in their preferred crypto wallet.