Quick answer: A Spookyswap Gas Fee Estimate for a routine token swap on Fantom typically ranges from a tiny fraction of an FTM to a few thousandths of an FTM (often well under $0.05). To calculate it, multiply the gas used by the gas price (in gwei), convert to FTM, then multiply by the current FTM/USD rate. Below you’ll find a clear formula, realistic ranges, worked examples, and practical tips to get an accurate cost before you confirm a trade.

How Fantom gas works (fast primer)

Fantom is an EVM-compatible chain similar to Ethereum, so transaction costs are computed the same way: total fee = gas used × gas price. Gas is paid in the network’s native token, FTM. For a concise background on the network, see Fantom.

Key concepts you should know:

• Gas used — the number of computational units a transaction consumes (varies by contract complexity).
• Gas price — how much you pay per gas unit, typically expressed in gwei (1 gwei = 10⁻⁹ FTM).
• Total fee (in FTM) = gas used × gas price (gwei) × 1e-9.

Spookyswap Gas Fee Estimate: Quick formula and examples

Use this practical formula to get a reliable Spookyswap Gas Fee Estimate before you press "confirm":

Fee (FTM) = gasUsed × gasPrice(gwei) × 1e-9

Then convert to USD: Fee (USD) = Fee (FTM) × current FTM price (USD).

Typical gas usage by SpookySwap action

• Simple token swap: ~60,000 – 200,000 gas (depends on token contracts and routing).
• Add liquidity: ~120,000 – 300,000 gas.
• Remove liquidity: ~100,000 – 250,000 gas.
• Claim farm rewards / stake: ~70,000 – 150,000 gas.

These are ranges — actual values depend on token contract complexity (e.g., tokens with transfer hooks, tax logic, or multiple token hops cost more gas).

Worked examples

Assume a conservative example FTM price of $0.50 (replace with the live price when you calculate):

• Swap using 100,000 gas at 20 gwei:FTM fee = 100,000 × 20 × 1e-9 = 0.002 FTMUSD = 0.002 × $0.50 = $0.001