So, the Ethereum brainiacs have decided that the network’s been getting a bit lazy—like it’s had one too many cups of weak coffee—and now they’re cranking up the gas limit to a whopping 150 million for this thing called the Fusaka hard fork. Imagine giving your old car a nitrous boost but without the noise and danger—just more speed and efficiency. 🍃
What does this mean? Basically, Ethereum wants to stop pretending it’s a quaint little village market and start behaving like a bustling metropolis, handling way more transactions without throwing a tantrum. More gas, more hustle, better scalability, and hopefully fewer “Why is it so slow?” tweets. 🙃
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