Ethereum Developers Greenlight 60M Gas Limit in Groundbreaking Fusaka Upgrade
Ethereum's core team just dropped a bombshell that'll reshape the entire DeFi landscape.
Gas Wars Are Over
The Fusaka upgrade slashes transaction bottlenecks with a 60 million gas limit boost—finally giving traders room to breathe without paying ransom-level fees. This isn't just incremental improvement; it's a fundamental rewrite of Ethereum's economic rules.
Smart contracts now operate at warp speed while decentralized exchanges can process volumes that'd make traditional finance blush. Developers are already rebuilding protocols to leverage the new capacity, with some predicting a 400% surge in daily active users by Q4.
Meanwhile, Wall Street's still trying to figure out how to short this upgrade—good luck hedging against progress when the tech moves faster than your spreadsheets can calculate.
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The coordinated roadmap highlights Ethereum’s focus on scaling and governance improvements as it prepares for another wave of user and institutional adoption.
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