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Ethereum’s gas limit is heading for a dramatic increase following the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade. The current limit of 60 million is expected to rise to approximately 200 million, a major shift in the network’s execution capacity.
The change is expected to ease pressure on Ethereum’s mainnet significantly. Crypto researcher Hasu said gas fees could remain near zero for the foreseeable future, assuming network demand does not rise at a similar pace.
The Glamsterdam upgrade is expected to push Ethereum’s gas limit from 60 million to around 200 million. That would represent a more than threefold increase in L1 execution capacity on the network.
Beyond that initial increase, a further doubling is already being anticipated shortly after the initial raise.
Crypto researcher Hasu shared the development on X, writing that “[Ethereum’s gas limit] will be increased to ~200M after Glamsterdam, a huge increase from the 60M we have today.” He also noted an expectation of a further doubling soon after that.
“A fact I feel like almost nobody knows: Ethereum's gas limit will be increased to ~200M after Glamsterdam, a huge increase from the 60M we have today.”
The upgrade is described as bringing multiple technical innovations that work together to support the increase in execution capacity.
With execution capacity expanding sharply, the supply side of Ethereum’s blockspace is set to grow considerably.
Hasu said that if network demand does not rise at a similar pace, fees on Ethereum mainnet could stay near zero for years ahead.
He also pointed to gas repricings as part of why higher limits are technically safe. Gas repricings adjust the cost of certain operations, reducing the risk that a larger gas limit could be exploited or cause instability.
The combination of ePBS, BALs, and gas repricings arriving simultaneously is presented as the key reason Glamsterdam is notable. Each component is described as supporting the others, enabling the gas limit increase without compromising network security.
The timing of these innovations coming together is characterized as deliberate and coordinated within Ethereum’s development roadmap.
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