According to Milk Road, Ethereum transaction fees have dropped to just $0.03, a significant reduction from previous highs. This low cost is expected to be temporary, as increased trading activity often leads to higher fees. Traders should capitalize on this opportunity for cost-effective transactions before a potential price surge increases fees again.

According to @bolsaverse, the concept of sending 0 ETH has been highlighted as a 'no risk chance'. While it may seem insignificant, zero ETH transactions can have implications for Ethereum traders, particularly in terms of gas fees and network congestion. Traders could leverage these transactions for testing smart contracts or network interactions without financial exposure. However, it's crucial to remain aware of the network conditions and potential gas fees even for zero-value transactions.

According to Paolo Ardoino, a 1 billion USDT inventory has been replenished on the Ethereum Network. This transaction is authorized but not issued, indicating that the amount will be used for future issuance requests and chain swaps.