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Hey all,
I have a page where the articles list is loaded after the initial page load via AJAX to enable filters and dynamic loading.
The problem is, Lighthouse show a large LCP (like 2-4 seconds), and the LCP element is the articles container that’s injected by AJAX.
I’m wondering how important it is to have the main content, like articles, included in the initial HTML. Does loading such content via AJAX always cause significant negative impact on LCP? Would it be better to server-render at least some of the articles upfront and lazy-load the rest, or is it generally safe to ignore LCP warnings if the overall user experience feels smooth and responsive? I’d really appreciate any insights or best practices on this topic.
Thanks!

I asked something [similar] last time(https://www.reddit.com/r/quant/comments/1i7zuyo/what_is_everyones_onetwo_piece_of_notsocommon/) and got some honestly amazing advice that I was able to note down and learn from.

I thought of asking again in a more generalised way as I think one thing I am lacking is more general best-practises not just in statisitcal methods (although those would be appreciated too, if you have them!). For example, ceratin workflow steps, lesser-known python libraries, research method, debugging tips, when to dead a strategy etc etc. Could even be how you best unwind to recharge yourself mentally.

I find the posts I learn the most from are when people are sharing thier 2 cents, so wanted to just open the floor to generalise 2 cents.

Thanks!

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Let’s break down what this means 👇

**Gas is the fuel that powers Ethereum.**

Each smart contract interaction, NFT mint, staking, DEX trade, and stablecoin transfer, it all consumes gas.

So, this chart doesn’t just measure activity. It reflects real usage, demand, and adoption.

**Gas usage has been steadily rising since Ethereum launched in 2015.**
From just a few million gas/ per day in early years → To over **149 billion** now.

And, as we see this growth is sustained and organic.

**This milestone shows one thing clearly:**
Ethereum is thriving. More apps, more users, more real-world value flowing onchain.

And this record? It’s just the beginning of a seamless journey.

Source: [https://etherscan.io/chart/gasused ](https://etherscan.io/chart/gasused)

This post was written by **Everstake**, a responsible staking provider trusted by 735K+ users across 70+ blockchain networks.