#2026年比特币行情展望 $BTC $ETH $BNB Ethereum's Blob Pressure Optimization Scheme (BPO2) upgrade has just been officially launched on the mainnet. According to on-chain data, the target capacity of Blob has now increased to 14 per block, with a maximum of 21—this is a significant improvement.
BPO, as a lightweight upgrade mechanism introduced after the Fusaka upgrade, is somewhat special. It allows for rapid iteration of core parameters related to Blob without the need for large-scale consensus restructuring across the entire network. What does this mean? It means the Ethereum team can more agilely optimize and adjust on-chain data costs.
From a market perspective, the expansion of Blob capacity directly impacts Layer 2 transaction costs. More Blob space = lower transaction fees = improved user experience. This is very helpful for the long-term development of L2 ecosystems like Arbitrum and Optimism. Technically, progress is stable, and the ecosystem gradually benefits.
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ParanoiaKing
· 01-07 03:31
Wow, Blob has upgraded again. Now the L2 gas fees are going to plummet. Arb and Op must be thrilled.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-07 03:30
Wow, Blob has increased again? Now the gas fees for Arb and OP are going to plummet. It should have been like this a long time ago.
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MemeEchoer
· 01-07 03:29
Wait, BPO2 is going live now? I thought I still had to wait. How much can the Gas fee be reduced?
#2026年比特币行情展望 $BTC $ETH $BNB Ethereum's Blob Pressure Optimization Scheme (BPO2) upgrade has just been officially launched on the mainnet. According to on-chain data, the target capacity of Blob has now increased to 14 per block, with a maximum of 21—this is a significant improvement.
BPO, as a lightweight upgrade mechanism introduced after the Fusaka upgrade, is somewhat special. It allows for rapid iteration of core parameters related to Blob without the need for large-scale consensus restructuring across the entire network. What does this mean? It means the Ethereum team can more agilely optimize and adjust on-chain data costs.
From a market perspective, the expansion of Blob capacity directly impacts Layer 2 transaction costs. More Blob space = lower transaction fees = improved user experience. This is very helpful for the long-term development of L2 ecosystems like Arbitrum and Optimism. Technically, progress is stable, and the ecosystem gradually benefits.