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A little-known detail: the very first transaction on the Ethereum mainnet wasn't actually sent until block height 46147. That was in August 2015.
Why didn't it start from the Genesis block? The key factor is the Gas Limit. In the early days of Ethereum, the Gas Limit was set very low, making it impossible to include a regular transaction. The development team was gradually increasing this limit, raising it block by block. It wasn't until block 46147 that the Gas Limit exceeded 21,000—exactly the minimum Gas fee required for a standard transfer.
In other words, it was the first time there was enough space in a block to include a transaction. Who among the core developers was the first to seize this opportunity? Interesting, right? This buried-on-chain history from 10 years ago witnesses the critical moment when Ethereum went from zero to one.