The next major upgrading of the Ethereum network, AngryIt is possible to reshape how users experience blockchain by lowering costs and boosting efficiency, according to asset manager Vaneck.
In September Crypto Market recapVaneck’s research team said Fusaka, expected to live in December.
Why Fusaka is important
The upgrade center is a procedure called Sampling of peer data (Peerdas). Instead of asking each Ethereum validator to download all transaction data, Peerdas allows them to verify the blocks by smaller of smaller pieces.
Vaneck explained that it reduces bandwidth and storage demands, making Ethereum’s “Blob” capacity safe – the data spaces used by rollups – without putting strain on the network.
This is important because Ethereum developers have doubled down to Blob limits once this year, and demand continues to increase.
The base of the Coinbase and WorldCoin’s World Chain now has about 60% of all rollup data submitted, Vaneck noted, showing how the central L2 became the growth of the network. By further expanding the capacity, FUSAKA is expected to cut costs for rollups, which should be translated into cheaper transactions for end users.
Implications for ETH
Vaneck argues that the upgrade emphasizes Ethereum’s move from the drivers’ drive to the base layer.
As more and more activity moves on rollups, the mainnet fee revenue refused, but the firm emphasized that it would not reduce the importance of ETH. Instead, the Ethereum security role in repairing rollup transactions increases, strengthening the ETH position as a financial property than a paying fee.
Vaneck’s analysts also warned that relentless ETH holders faced the risk of dilution as institutional actors-from products that exchanged exchanges to crypto companies Treasury-continuously accumulating ETH positions to stake for yield.
In that context, they believe, FUSAKA has strengthened Ethereum’s appeal by lowering L2 costs and strengthening its centrality to a scaling ecosystem that is expected to attract more institutional adoption.
Vaneck concluded that while technical challenges remained, Fusaka marked an important step on Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap, with “significant implications” for both users and long-term holders.
