The Ethereum ecosystem has recently been extremely hot. Fusaka's upgrade has just completed final parameter adjustments, with blob capacity expanding from 15 to 21 (target value 14), which is a real breakthrough for Layer2 scaling.

What is the direct result? The congestion problem of Layer2 rollups has been significantly alleviated. According to estimates, L2 transaction fees are expected to decrease by about 60% further. Not very intuitive? Looking at it from another angle: DeFi transaction costs are lower, NFT minting experiences are smoother, and those institution-level applications sensitive to costs can also be pushed forward more quickly.

From a technical perspective, this upgrade optimizes data availability, making the Ethereum network more efficient. For the entire ecosystem, lower costs often mean more innovative applications have the potential for commercialization. Large-scale adoption of Web3 applications might be just one step away from solving many issues.