# Gas Tokenization

## Average Block Gas Calculation

&#x20;GasFi introduces futures contracts based on the average Gas (Gwei) of Ethereum blocks. This method provides a unique trading perspective, focusing on the expected future Gas prices rather than current market rates.

## Example of Leverage and Profit Calculation

Suppose a user takes a 2x leverage long position in a futures contract. If the average Gas at the opening block is 20 Gwei and 25 Gwei at the closing block, the user's profit is calculated as (25-20) / 20 \* 2 \* 100% = 50%. This formula demonstrates how users can leverage their positions to magnify profits based on anticipated Gas price changes.


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