ETH Developers Plan Gas Limit Increase Following BPO Hardfork
Ethereum developers have announced plans to increase the network’s gas limit in the wake of the recent BPO hardfork. The gas limit determines how much computational work a block can include, and raising it can help the network handle higher transaction volume and reduce congestion during peak activity periods.
From a money supply and liquidity perspective, a higher gas limit can improve transaction throughput and reduce user costs, which may encourage greater on-chain activity. Increased usability tends to boost ETH circulation as more transactions and DeFi engagements occur, supporting deeper market participation without directly altering total supply. Enhanced capacity can also attract more developers and capital to the Ethereum ecosystem, reinforcing growth and liquidity over time.
