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Azuki has measured the gas costs and prices for mining, where they compared OpenZeppelin’s ERC721Enumerable vs ERC721A which they have documented below. This explains how users are charged an exorbitant amount of gas fee per transaction which adds up to become quite costly.

**NUMBER MINTED**

**GAS USED (ENUMERABLE)**

**GAS USED (ERC721A)**

**GAS SAVED**

Mint 1

154,814

76,690

**78,124**

Mint 2

270,339

78,819

**191,520**

Mint 3

384,864

80,948

**303,916**

Mint 4

501,389

83,077

**418,312**

Mint 5

616,914

85,206

**531,708**
| NUMBER MINTED | GAS USED (ENUMERABLE) | GAS USED (ERC721A) | GAS SAVED |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Mint 1 | 154,814 | 76,690 | **78,124** |
| Mint 2 | 270,339 | 78,819 | **191,520** |
| Mint 3 | 384,864 | 80,948 | **303,916** |
| Mint 4 | 501,389 | 83,077 | **418,312** |
| Mint 5 | 616,914 | 85,206 | **531,708** |

As a result, ERC-721A has brought forth some optimizations in order to reduce the gas prices, which are explained below.

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