Ethereum is currently debating whether to raise its gas limit from 30 million to 40 million in order to lower transaction fees and improve network efficiency. Supporters believe this change would benefit developers and users by reducing fees and allowing for more complex applications. However, critics are concerned that raising the gas limit too quickly could strain the network and lead to centralization. The debate highlights the need to balance scalability and decentralization in Ethereum's future. Some validators have already backed raising the limit, but many believe any changes should be made gradually to ensure stability.



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