There are new developments in the technical optimization of the Ethereum ecosystem. Recently, the main developers proposed an interesting idea — to give Ethereum a "big cleanup."

The core issue is quite straightforward: the protocol code is becoming increasingly bloated, accumulating many features that are no longer in use. The solution is also quite practical — to clean up those legacy elements, migrate unnecessary logic to smart contracts, and simplify the gas fee calculation model. It sounds simple, but in reality, it’s about "slimming down" the entire network.

The head of the Solana ecosystem also expressed support for this approach, emphasizing that continuous iteration and optimization are necessary. In the rapidly evolving blockchain industry, the ability to continuously improve technical infrastructure is key to long-term competitiveness.

Although these technical improvements may not be immediately noticeable to users, they are very important for long-term network efficiency and scalability.