Vitalik Throws Weight Behind Ethereum Gas Cap as Wall Street Floods $4.3B Into Crypto

Ethereum's co-founder just endorsed a major network upgrade—right as institutional money stampedes in.

Gas wars over? Vitalik Buterin publicly backed a proposal to cap Ethereum's volatile transaction fees. The move comes as TradFi players shovel $4.3 billion into crypto infrastructure this quarter alone.

Wall Street's latest 'discovery' of blockchain tech arrives right on schedule—about eight years after the smart contract revolution began. The institutional herd finally noticed the feeding frenzy, just as retail traders start eyeing exits.

With Buterin's endorsement adding fuel to Ethereum's scaling efforts, the network's roadmap could accelerate faster than a hedge fund's algorithmic trading bot. The only question: Will the gas cap stabilize fees before Wall Street's hot money gets cold feet?