Fun fact: on Ethereum, there are tons of EIPs about gas price changes, and people anyway decide to develop logic that to work trusts hardcoded gas prices. Hardcoding gas price is like building a logic that relies on an Ethereum price hardcoded or using block time instead of timestamps for time; it is not a good practice because it is one of the parts of ETH that are designed to change. No one on Ethereum ever promoted gas price as something ossified and not changeable. And everyone always said it’ll change; we’re going to have Gigagas and stateless Ethereum. I think it was obvious even in 2019/2020. So why did you build a smart contract not upgradable, knowing its limits, that relies on fixed gas price? The issue is not Glamsterdam here. What will happen in Hegota? We cannot do fast finality and having faster or slower blocks because some people bet that Ethereum blocks will always be ~12 sec?