US EditionEthereum Raises Block Gas Limit to 60M as Network Capacity Climbs Ahead of Fusaka
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Ethereum raises block gas limit to 60M as network capacity climbs ahead of Fusaka - WorldNL Magazine
Ethereum crossed a threshold in execution capacity as its mainnet block gas limit reached 60 million, the highest level the network has seen in four years. Data tracker Gas Limit Pics showed that in November, over 513,000 validators signaled a 60 million gas limit, pushing the Ethereum network over the threshold needed for the protocol to begin moving the gas limit upward. A higher gas limit allows Ethereum to fit more work into each block, inc…
The Ethereum network goes through one of its most important technical moments in recent years. A few days after the expected hard fork Fusaka, the validators have approved a significant increase in the block gas limit, which goes from 45 million to 60 million, setting a new record of capacity in the base layer and opening the door to a new era of expansion of performance. This decision, backed by more than 50% of the validators — the minimum req…
Ethereum Boosts Block Gas Limit to 60M Ahead of Fusaka Upgrade
Ethereum’s execution capacity reached a significant milestone, hitting 60 million with the block gas limit on the mainnet, the highest level in the last four years. This advancement, noted by data tracker Gas Limit Pics, was achieved thanks to over 513,000 validators signaling the new limit, allowing the protocol to automatically begin increasing the effective block size. Eric Connor and Mariano Conti, Ethereum developers, led the “Pump The Gas”…
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