Ethereum has increased its gas limits significantly for the first time since 2021. This decision came after more than 50% of validators signaled the need for an increase; this move is aimed to boost scalability and ease transaction hurdles. Concurrently, an analysis by
Justin Sun revealed a gas-free stablecoin solution for both Tron and Ethereum, while
Coinbase’s Layer 2 system has seen energy markets emerge linked to gas revenue. A recent report indicated that Ethereum gas fees surged 498% within two weeks as network activity escalated. Meanwhile,
Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum's co-founder, has suggested a model to overhaul Ethereum's gas system.
DeFi continues to generate substantial fees on Ethereum while Memecoins or Stablecoins lag behind. Despite these developments, Ethereum gas fees hit a five-year low.
MetaMask’s new feature, the Gas Station, intends to solve these issues while
Tron constructs a gas-free stablecoin for Ethereum and Tron chains. For users dealing with high gas fees, they have suggested exploring other options.
Hamster Kombat has cooperated with Bitget to offer Gas-free Airdrop, and Circle unveiled Paymaster to enable USDC Stablecoins for gas fee payments, easing transactions during high gas periods. Interestingly, gas is not only an issue within the cryptocurrency industry but also the non-renewable energy sector. Therefore, some crypto organizations are exploring energy generation from gas-flaring.
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