Recent trends in Ethereum's gas prices, currently ranging between 5 and 11 gwei, have presented cost-effective opportunities for users and investors. This low gas price environment facilitates cheaper transaction costs for activities such as deploying contracts, making layer 2 movements, and handling loans. For instance, transactions like supplying collateral and borrowing costs around $7, while using a market maker vault is approximately $8. Additionally, strategic trading based on gas prices, specifically buying when prices are in single digits and selling in triple digits, has been highlighted as a profitable long-term strategy. Notably, significant transactions include the use of 8,000 and 16,300 $PRIME as collateral for loans amounting to 50,100 and 114,300 $USDC respectively, with loan-to-value ratios of 33% and 39%. The recent increase in Ethereum's price alongside low gas costs further underscores the financial strategies being employed.