The main developers of Ethereum were selected early December for the temporary launch of the next major hard fork, called Fusaka, aimed at measuring the network and making it better.
As Fusaka upgrading will live on December 3, the increase in Blob capacity will take place two weeks after, place it around December 17, following another Blob Hard Fork capacity on January 7, 2026.
Both the Blob capacity that hard forks is more than double the current capacity of Blob, According to to Ethereum researcher Christine D. Kim.
Before surviving the upgrade to the Mainnet of Ethereum, three public testnets will be conducted between early October and mid-November.
“The initial conclusion is that we can proceed to a Max Blob Count of 15 for BPO1 (BLOB parameter only) and Max Blob Count of 21 for BPO2. There is a total of 5 BPOS planned for FUSAKA, so we can ensure mainnet scales a lot – safe,” Ethere Developer Community Ethpandaops Says On an x post on Thursday.
BPO (Blob-parameter only) teaches only parameters pertaining to Blob targets and limits. These hard forks do not require any updates from the client-side.
Blobs store large data sets offchain, making layer-2 networks better while reducing the cost of transactions.
The use of Blob has continued to go upward since the upgrading Dencun. Currently, the average number of Blob per block stands at 5.1, while the figure is less than 0.9 in March 2023, According to on a dune dashboard.
On Monday, the Ethereum Foundation announced A four-week code audit program, with $ 2 million for Grabs to developers discovered and revealed vulnerabilities in Fusaka Codebase.
Fusaka’s launch follows the PECTRA UPGRADE On May 7, which increased the staking of the validator, the account abstraction was introduced, and the Layer-2 networks made it better.
Ethereum’s exit queue hits a high time
The amount of ETH that is not prevented by Ethereum validators hits a high time, as 2.6 million ET, worth $ 12 billion, entered the exit queue last week.
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Meanwhile, the queue to enter the staking pool is at four weeks low in the middle of fear of selling pressure from ETH that is inevitable.
Currently, the wait time for the exit queue stands around 43 days, According to In the Ethereum validator queue.
On Thursday, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Blerin Argued that the length of the protocol release exists for a factor And lowering the limit will make the chain “more trustworthy.”
Baterin’s comments were made in response to the DEFI leader of Galaxy Digital Michael Marcantonio, who called the length of the exit queue “disturbing.”
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