Over 150,000 Ethereum validators, representing roughly 15% of the network's total, are signaling support for a large increase in the blockchain's block gas limit — a move that could further expand Ethereum's Layer 1 transaction throughput.This is acc

Why crypto transfers can fail and what you must check before sending Crypto transfers fail more often than most people realize, but user attentiveness can stop most losses.What’s often marketed as a seamless, borderless system can become frustratin

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin recently made a blog post discussing an increase in L1 gas limits. Buterin claimed that the blockchain’s future rests with L2 protocols, but L1 gas upgrades will increase functionality and keep the core vision intact.

MATH (MATH) has announced a Gas-Free Period for transfers, bridging, and withdrawals on the BNB Chain from January 2 until March 31, 2025. This initiative could attract new users seeking cost savings, which may lead to increased usage of the MathWall

A recent Blocknative analysis reveals that private transactions are becoming dominant on the Ethereum network. Users are increasingly choosing to route transactions privately to avoid front-running bots, which exploit pending trades for profit.

According to data from @hildobby_ dashboard, the median Ethereum gas fee dropped below 2 gwei on August 10, last witnessed 5 years ago.

The daily amount of ETH being burned on the Ethereum network has reached its lowest level in the past few years.

Gas Fees on Ethereum is calculated by multiplying the sum of base fee and priority fee with the gas limit.