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Ethereum’s Scaling Crisis? Low Gas Fees Expose Layer-2s Losing Relevance
Ethereum’s scaling crisis is becoming more apparent as on-chain gas fees fall to a five-year low. Developers are shifting ...
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Ethereum’s gas fees drop to record low—Here’s how and why?
Ethereum’s [ETH] average gas price has fallen to 1 gwei (about $0.06), marking a record low in 2025. Gas price is the amount ...
Vitalik argues for even higher ETH gas limit
A higher layer-1 (L1) capacity remains essential for Ethereum, even as the network follows a rollup-centric roadmap, Ethereum ...
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Vitalik Buterin Advocates for Scaling L1 Gas to Improve Ethereum’s Value
Vitalik Buterin advocates scaling Ethereum’s L1 gas fees to enhance performance, security, and long-term network value.
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Ethereum L2 Interoperability in 2025: What to Expect This Year?
Discover how Ethereum's L2 interoperability solutions are addressing fragmentation, enhancing user experience, and unifying ...
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Vitalik calls for 10X scaling to reinforce Ethereum’s L1 dominance in an L2-heavy world
Vitalik Buterin urges a 10X Ethereum scaling boost for L1 to enhance security, reduce L2 risks, and streamline application ...
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Uniswap Launches Unichain L2: All You Need to Know
Uniswap's Unichain is a new Ethereum Layer 2 designed to lower fees, speed up transactions, and enhance DeFi trading. Learn ...
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Vitalik Buterin Calls for Higher Ethereum Gas Limit to Cut Fees
Vitalik Buterin calls for a higher Ethereum gas limit to cut fees and improve network efficiency for users and developers.
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Ethereum Gas Fees Drop to Record Low Amid Reduced Activity
Ethereum’s average gas fees drop to a record low of $0.06. Reduced network activity raises concerns about ETH’s short-term recovery, but signs of investor interest offer hope.