Ethereum core developers are considered a four -time increase in layer 1 gas limit as one of the key features for the next hard fork after Pectra, known as Fusaka.
Devs suggest testing an increase in Ethereum gas limit to 150 million Fusaka Hard Fork, According to At the Ethereum Improvement Profosal (EIP) 9678, introduced on April 23 by Sophia Gold, a developer in the protocol support team at the Ethereum Foundation.
At the last meeting of all Core Devs Execution (ACDE), there were discussions to make the gas limit increasing a “key feature” of Fusaka, Ethereum core developer Beiko team Says In a summary of April 24’s assembly.
“To align with the client’s defaults and keep it as a priority, we drafted an EIP. It’s a bit unconventional, but it hasn’t happened (see EIP-7840). We plan to get it early next week and formally SFI it to the next Acde,” Beiko said.
“As we continue this work, we expect to identify the changes that need to be made in the protocol to support a higher gas limit. This indicates the addition of more EIPs to FUSAKA, even if the fork range is final.”
The Next upgrading Ethereum, Pectrais set to live on Mainnet in May. Fusaka is that it is likely to be online in late 2025.
Gas limit adds a priority leading to Fusaka
As part of the motivation for increasing gas limit, developers said there is Great Interest in Layer 1 SCALE 1 Implementation And this is likely to be done by implementing any new features.
However, it requires guidance from Implementation Layer Developers Because “we hope to find bugs with clients in higher gas limits than currently used in Mainnet,” which will “take time from client developers both to try and fix any bugs that appear, therefore makes sense to include as an EIP in a difficult fork to do it.”
“While the gas limit is eventually set by validators, we say that having an EIP to adjust client defaults will help keep it a priority and ensure that all clients update their shortcomings as soon as FUSAKA is alive,” Beiko said.
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The average Ethereum gas limit was around 30 million after an increase in August 2021, According to to data on ycharts.
Validator Supported by increasing network gas limit On February 4, the maximum amount of gas used for transactions in a single Ethereum block increased. It’s just under 36 million so far, the Ycharts data Shut up.
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