Ethereum is gearing up for a major scaling breakthrough in 2026 with the Glamsterdam fork on the horizon. This upgrade will enable true parallel processing capabilities, fundamentally reshaping how transactions are processed on the network. The standout feature? Gas limits are being pushed from the current 60M to 200M—a significant jump that promises to ease network congestion and lower transaction costs. This represents a critical milestone in Ethereum's roadmap toward enhanced throughput and improved user experience.
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CexIsBad
· 14h ago
60M to 200M, sounds good but I still have some doubts. I've heard too many promises like Ethereum's before.
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LuckyHashValue
· 14h ago
200m gas limit? Fine, by then it will just be swallowed up by whales, and us small investors will still be sipping soup.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 14h ago
200m gas limit sounds unbelievable, can it really be implemented or is it just vaporware...
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 14h ago
Finally, there's some movement. I've waited until the flowers have withered.
Ethereum is gearing up for a major scaling breakthrough in 2026 with the Glamsterdam fork on the horizon. This upgrade will enable true parallel processing capabilities, fundamentally reshaping how transactions are processed on the network. The standout feature? Gas limits are being pushed from the current 60M to 200M—a significant jump that promises to ease network congestion and lower transaction costs. This represents a critical milestone in Ethereum's roadmap toward enhanced throughput and improved user experience.