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Ethereum is about to level up again — and this one’s a real game-changer. The Fusaka upgrade goes live on Dec 3, bringing faster rollups, cheaper L2 fees, stronger security, and even native passkey / FaceID-style wallet support. 🔥
#Ethereum #ETH

🔹 What’s Coming in Fusaka?
1. PeerDAS = Big Scaling Boost

Ethereum is adding data-availability sampling, meaning nodes no longer need to download entire blobs — just tiny samples.
➡️ This removes a major bottleneck and opens the door to 10x+ more blob throughput over time.
➡️ Translation: much cheaper L2 fees as rollups get way more bandwidth.

2. Block Gas Limit Doubles

The gas limit jumps from 30M → 60M, giving Ethereum blocks more breathing room.
More space = more transactions + more blob processing.

3. Two More Mini-Upgrades Coming

Dec 9 — BPO1

Jan 7 — BPO2

These will adjust blob parameters and raise capacity even further.

🔹 More Predictable & Safer Fee Markets

A new adjustment links blob base fees to execution gas, keeping pricing rational and preventing blob fees from dropping to absurd lows when L1 gas is high.

Several proposals also tighten gas limits, heavy opcodes, and transaction boundaries — reducing DoS risk and making client performance more stable.

🔹 Developer Superpowers

ETH devs are eating good with this upgrade:

• New bitwise opcode

Cleaner, cheaper logic for randomness, math, and cryptography.

• Predictable proposer schedule

Validators know exactly who’s proposing future blocks — smoother MEV coordination and fewer surprises.

• Native support for secp256r1

This is huge.
ETH can now verify passkey signatures natively — the same standard used by:

FaceID

TouchID

Mobile secure hardware

WebAuthn

This removes a massive barrier for consumer wallets.
Using your phone’s biometrics to confirm an on-chain action?
Now it’s actually practical.

🔹 Rollout Timeline

Dec 3: Fusaka activates

Dec 9: First blob parameter increase

Jan 7: Second increase

No changes to staking, validator rewards, or consensus logic.
Purely execution-layer improvements that boost speed, capacity, and developer tools.

🔥 Why This Matters

Ethereum is quietly turning on real scalability:

Cheaper L2 tx fees

More rollup throughput

Stronger gas mechanics

Better security

Easier login and biometric wallet UX

The “sloping side road” nickname is a fun nod to its name, but the upgrade itself?
It’s a serious step toward a smoother, faster Ethereum.

$ETH #WriteToEarnUpgrade

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