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On December 3, 2025, the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade is set to be implemented. The technical parameters of this upgrade are worth noting: the block Gas limit will be expanded to five times the original, and the Blob capacity will be doubled from the current configuration to 21. The most direct impact is that the usage cost of Layer 2 is expected to decrease by 70%.

Let’s first talk about the specific improvements. In terms of costs, the interaction cost of the second-layer network will be significantly reduced, allowing those small operations that hesitated due to Gas fees to finally be carried out freely. With the increase in capacity, network congestion should be alleviated, as the processing capacity has increased. Regarding performance, the expansion of Blobs means that rollups can package more transaction data, theoretically resulting in a good growth in TPS.

There is another factor regarding timing: the Federal Reserve has plans to cut interest rates in December. Rate cuts typically release liquidity, and the crypto market has always been sensitive to macro policies. With technological upgrades combined with easing expectations, some analysts have set a price target of $8500-10000, although such predictions are subjective.

From a practical perspective, this upgrade brings several opportunities. The interaction threshold of DeFi protocols has been lowered, and strategies that were previously abandoned due to transaction fees can be reconsidered; the cost of NFT minting has decreased, which may increase the willingness of creators and players to participate; the overall entry cost of the ecosystem has dropped, making it more user-friendly for new users.

In terms of technical details, the introduction of PeerDAS is also quite crucial. It reduces the hardware requirements for node operation, theoretically making the network more decentralized. However, the actual effect will depend on the performance after it goes live.

The direction of low cost and high efficiency is clear, but there is always a gap between market response and technological implementation. Stay focused and make rational judgments.