Fusaka was officially launched yesterday, and this time, 9 EIP standards were rolled out all at once. The entire upgrade revolves around three main themes: enabling more data capacity, optimizing governance mechanisms, and maximizing underlying interoperability.
The most noteworthy part is scaling—PeerDAS (EIP-7594) dramatically reduces data availability costs for Rollups. Now L2 projects can process more transactions at a lower cost, and naturally, user fees will also decrease.
From data scaling to architecture optimization, this combination of moves has widened ETH’s leading edge in the L1 space even further. The technical roadmap is clear, and execution is solid—it’s no wonder market sentiment is so high.
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BakedCatFanboy
· 13h ago
Are fees really going down this time? Or is it just numbers on paper again?
Is PeerDAS reliable? Let's wait another six months and see.
The ETH ecosystem is about to take off again, and the L2s can finally catch their breath.
Pushing 9 EIPs at once—now that's some execution, but we'll have to see what the actual results are.
With such a big upgrade, why does the market still feel the same...
With lower fees, what's the probability that wallets will go up as well?
Fusaka sounds tough just by the name—it really lived up to expectations.
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WenMoon
· 13h ago
I'm numb, PeerDAS is going to crush us again, L2 fees are skyrocketing.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 13h ago
Really? The fees can be lowered? I'll wait and see, let me ask my friends what they think first.
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PeerDAS is indeed impressive, but can all those L2 projects keep up?
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Same old story, let's wait and see how much cheaper it actually gets before talking.
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No matter how strong the upgrade is, it can't stop gas fees from still being outrageous.
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With lower scaling costs, will exchanges lower their fees? You know what I mean.
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After all that, the core point is that L2 is cheaper now, right?
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The name Fusaka made me think something big was happening.
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If fees really drop, my little coin bag is going to bleed.
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If they were really going to lower fees, they would have done it already. I don't buy it.
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9 EIPs being pushed at once, Ethereum is really going hard this time.
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VibesOverCharts
· 13h ago
Are the fees really going to come down? Let's wait and see, they've said this before, haha.
As for PeerDAS, whether it's reliable or not depends on how it performs once implemented.
The key is whether those L2 projects can actually pass the savings on to users.
Another nine EIPs, I really don't get it. If it works, it works.
If this round actually gets implemented, it really is a big deal.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 14h ago
Lower fees? I don't really feel any difference.
Seriously, PeerDAS sounds impressive, but can regular users really benefit from it?
ETH is hyping itself up again, let's wait and see.
This ETH upgrade is unbelievably strong!
Fusaka was officially launched yesterday, and this time, 9 EIP standards were rolled out all at once. The entire upgrade revolves around three main themes: enabling more data capacity, optimizing governance mechanisms, and maximizing underlying interoperability.
The most noteworthy part is scaling—PeerDAS (EIP-7594) dramatically reduces data availability costs for Rollups. Now L2 projects can process more transactions at a lower cost, and naturally, user fees will also decrease.
From data scaling to architecture optimization, this combination of moves has widened ETH’s leading edge in the L1 space even further. The technical roadmap is clear, and execution is solid—it’s no wonder market sentiment is so high.