Ethereum hits the gas accelerator... but who will stay the course? A small journey through ambitious technology, elitist blockchain, and scaling promises more slippery than a snake on RAM.
As the Ethereum ecosystem continues its quest for performance, the Fusaka fork is set to mark a decisive milestone. Without fanfare or technological disruption, this update targets precise optimizations of the virtual machine and blob management. Far from any publicity stunts, it could nonetheless sustainably enhance the network's efficiency.
Vitalik promises another x10 for Ethereum! We hope that this time, the crypto soufflé won't fall flat before it has filled wallets and calmed the skeptics.
Ethereum is pulling out all the stops: a gas limit growth at turbo speed, promising 2,000 TPS... as long as the asthmatic servers don't crash along the way.
The Dencun upgrade of Ethereum has led to a dramatic decrease in transaction fees on the network. Etherscan data reveals that a swap now costs an average of $0.39, down from $86 last year.
Transaction fees on the Ethereum network have dropped by 70%, from $23 million to $7.5 million per day. This dramatic decrease comes amid a major transformation for the blockchain, with the announcement of two significant updates scheduled for April 2025.
"How to improve the throughput and capacity of the Ethereum network? Vitalik Buterin may have an idea. Details in this article."