GCUL fees are more stable than those on public blockchains because:
- Private, Permissioned Design: GCUL operates as a private, permissioned Layer-1 blockchain, which avoids the fee volatility typical in public blockchains driven by token supply and demand dynamics.
- Monthly Invoicing Model: Instead of the unpredictable “gas fees” model used by many public blockchains, GCUL charges transaction fees through stable, transparent monthly invoicing, allowing predictable budgeting for financial institutions.
- Institutional Focus: GCUL is tailored for regulated financial institutions and intermediaries, emphasizing compliance, performance, and cost efficiency rather than market-driven fee fluctuations.
- No Token Speculation: Because GCUL does not rely on a native cryptocurrency subject to market speculation, fees are not impacted by token price volatility.
- Managed Infrastructure: As a managed cloud service by Google, GCUL benefits from economies of scale and operational efficiencies, further stabilizing cost structures.
In summary, GCUL’s controlled, compliance-driven environment with transparent billing mechanisms ensures fees remain stable and predictable, unlike the volatile fees commonly seen on public, token-based blockchain networks.