More than 50% of validators signal to increase ETH gas limit
The Ethereum community has been debating whether to increase the gas limit, with some saying it would reduce fees, while others were worried it could destabilize the network if raised too high.
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The Ethereum community has been debating whether to increase the gas limit, with some saying it would reduce fees, while others were worried it could destabilize the network if raised too high.
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