The Ethereum upgrade went live today and surged the blob limit of the network from 15 to 21.
In December the first BPO hard fork went live, and since then ETH has shown less volatility in transaction fees.
Ethereum has achieved another milestone this week as it has activated its second Blob Parameter-Only (BPO) hard fork, an aimed upgrade made to widen data capacity and back rollup-based scaling before a broader set of changes planned for this year.
The upgrade went live today and surged the blob limit of the network from 15 to 21. Blobs are temporary data containers rolled out to aid rollups in bundling transactions more efficiently, reducing the pressure on the base layer of Ethereum and permitting layer-2 networks to process more activity at reduced cost.
Along with more cap, the hard fork also gained the blob target from 10 to 14. Developers normally see the target as the more prominent figure, as it shows the level Ethereum targets to live under normal condit
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