🚨 NEW: Ethereum could see faster transaction speeds in January as developers consider raising the gas limit to 80M following the next blob parameter hard fork. https://t.co/8v0m8eyPyw ...

ethereum's fusaka upgrade doubled gas limit to 60m yesterday and nobody cares. $1.4b in etf outflows, $20m+ leveraged shorts opening, eth struggling at $3k. bitmine bought 96,798 eth last week alone and now owns 3% of supply. when upgrades ship into maximum fear, the squeeze mechanics get violent ...

🚨 INSIGHT: Sassano says Ethereum tripling its gas limit is just the floor and it can go even higher. https://t.co/9bryaGG9ol ...

Ethereum Updates - Ethereum gas limit 提高，具体数值未提及 [1] DeFi & Trading Platforms - Pumpfun 团队套现超过 4 亿 400 million 美元 USDC [1] - Uniswap 的 "UNIfication" 提案在初步投票中获得压倒性胜利 [1] Blockchain & Mainnet - Monad 主网启动 [1]

Ethereum Network Update - Ethereum's block gas limit increased from 45 million to 60 million [1] - The increase represents a 33.33% rise in the block gas limit [1] Validator Support - Over half of validators signaled support for the block gas limit increase [1]

Data from https://t.co/GIFunPE4yP shows that Ethereum’s gas limit increased from 45M to 60M on November 25. Gas limit changes require approval from more than half of validators; once support exceeds 50%, the adjustment is applied automatically without a hard fork. @nate13 noted that developers are now able to push more aggressive L1 scaling due to three converging improvements: EIP-7623 provides block size safeguards at the protocol layer, client optimizations can handle higher gas demand, and testnets have ...

RT Base Build (@buildonbase)Base Chain is scaling capacity by 2x in 30 daysWe're raising the gas limit from 75 → 150 Mgas/s over the next month to keep fees low as more people come onchain, starting tomorrowRead the full update: https://t.co/ZvltZotNSo https://t.co/dSHqUu0e0v ...

Ethereum Network Update - Ethereum's Fusaka hard fork will activate EIP-7825, introducing a per-transaction gas limit of approximately 16.78 million [1] - The gas limit change aims to improve block efficiency and enable future parallel execution [1] - The cap does not affect the total block gas limit [1] Impact and Required Actions - Most transactions are expected to remain unaffected by the change [1] - Batch deployment scripts and transaction tools may require updates to accommodate the new gas limit [1] - The change is already live on Holesky and Sepolia testnets and will take effect on mainnet with Fusaka [1]

Network Performance & Efficiency - BNB Chain recorded 5 trillion gas used in a single day, equivalent to 238 million native transfers [1] - "Gas used" is a more accurate measure of network performance than Transactions Per Second (TPS), as it reflects the computational work done [2] - Swaps accounted for almost 50% of activity since October 1st and are approximately 10 times more gas-intensive than simple transfers [1] Gas Limit Increase & Throughput - BNB Chain increased its gas limit by 33%, from 75 million to approximately 100 million, while maintaining ~0.75s blocks [2] - Higher gas limit allows for more computation per block, resulting in higher throughput and performance headroom for DeFi and trading activities [3] - BNB Chain currently records 6 thousand TPS for native transfers and aims for even higher performance [3] Strategic Goals - BNB Chain aims to scale efficiently without compromising speed or cost for the best DeFi user experience [4]

Blockchain & Cryptocurrency - ETH gas limit increased by 8% [1] - Validators signaled support for higher throughput on the Ethereum network [1]