Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of
Ethereum, has introduced a proposal to limit the transaction gas cap, which may enhance the security and stability of the network. While there are indications that
Ethereum's gas fees are decreasing, users are still searching for solutions to help lower them. This concern has been further spurred by a major update to the
BNB Chain, which saw a 400% surge in gas fees due to meme coin activity. In response to the high fees, there has been an increase in the utilization of natural gas-based power for
crypto mining. A proposal for a 4x increase in gas limit for the forthcoming
Fusaka hard fork of
Ethereum is also under testing. Meanwhile,
Coinbase's Layer 2 system has seen the emergence of energy markets linked to gas revenue and
Circle has launched Paymaster to allow USDC stablecoin to be used for gas fee payments. There have also been numerous developments involving eliminating gas fees entirely, highlighted by announcements from
Tron (TRX) and
MetaMask. Alternative solutions such as the use of renewable energy sources in crypto mining have also been explored, demonstrating the continuing evolution of the crypto market. Regardless of these developments, the price of Ethereum remains uncertain.
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