⚡Ethereum’s Fusaka Upgrade Goes Live In a Four Hours, Here’s What Actually Changes Most people know an upgrade is coming, but very few understand what it really means for Ethereum. This thread explains everything 👇 🧵

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Final Summary (in human words) Fusaka makes Ethereum: cheaper, more scalable, more decentralized, more aligned with L2s, more deflationary, more future proof And it makes ETH:scarcer, more tied to real activity, more economically consistent, more attractive for long-term

Why Analysts Call Fusaka a Turning Point ? Not because it pumps price instantly. But because: - ETH gets long-term value capture - L2s become more sustainable - Ethereum becomes cheaper and more scalable - ETH supply gets tighter every year - Network usage converts into token

The Bigger Picture: L2 Expansion Now Helps ETH, Not Hurts It Before Fusaka: L2 growth = fewer ETH fees fewer ETH fees = less burn less burn = weaker token economics After Fusaka: L2 growth = more ETH burned more ETH burned = stronger token economics Ethereum is finally aligned

Ethereum as a Token Becomes Scarcer The bigger story is ETH itself. Before Fusaka: - ETH burn was dropping - L2 usage wasn’t helping ETH -Supply was slightly inflating After Fusaka: - L2 activity becomes burn-positive - ETH demand increases indirectly - ETH supply pressure

Ethereum as a Blockchain Becomes More Scalable & More Decentralized Fusaka is not just about speed; it protects decentralization: - Nodes can run with lower bandwidth - More people can run validators - More countries can run full nodes - Data availability scales without

Why Retail Users Benefit Directly ? Retail users care about two things: A) Cheaper fees B) Faster apps Fusaka helps both: - L2 swaps become cheaper - Bridges become cheaper - Games become cheaper - Small transfers become cheaper - New apps become affordable to use Ethereum

Gas Limit Increase: A Quiet but Important Benefit The block gas limit goes from 36M → 60M. The effect is simple: - more transactions fit in each block - less congestion - more predictable fees - higher throughput - more fees collected - more ETH burned This makes

PeerDAS: The Upgrade That Makes Ethereum Ready for Long-Term Scaling PeerDAS reduces data overhead by a huge margin. The simple version: Ethereum can now process far more L2 data Nodes stay light, so decentralization stays strong L2s can grow without clogging Ethereum Data

Why This Matters for ETH Supply ? Today ETH issues more than it burns. After Fusaka: - L2s will burn ETH every day - More blob demand = more burn - Burn grows as L2s grow - ETH supply becomes tighter over time This is the closest ETH has ever been to a true supply squeeze

The Most Important Change: ETH Finally Gets Paid When L2s Grow Every time an L2 posts data to Ethereum, it uses blobs. Before Fusaka: Blob fees often collapsed to almost zero. After Fusaka: Blob fees now have a minimum cost that cannot collapse. That minimum cost is burned.

Why Ethereum Needed Fusaka Ethereum wasn’t broken, but it had two major issues: A) L2s were growing faster than Ethereum’s ability to process their data. B) ETH wasn’t receiving enough economic value from the growth of L2s. L2s (Arbitrum, Base, OP, zkSync) were handling most

What Fusaka Really Is ? Fusaka is a combined upgrade made up of: - Osaka (execution layer changes) - Fulu (consensus layer changes) - PeerDAS (data availability upgrade) Together, they change how Ethereum handles: data, throughput, Layer 2 activity, fees and ETH burn This

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