abuzar9 (abuzar9)

​We use 'scaling' loosely, but the "Fusaka" upgrade changes the physics of Base economics. ​We are moving from Brute Force verification (downloading everything) to PeerDAS (statistical sampling). ​Think of it like a factory switching from 100% manual inspection to statistical quality control. You get the same security guarantee, but bandwidth load drops by ~90%. ​The Alpha for Base: 1. ​Efficiency: Data verification costs collapse. 2. ​Scale: Gas limit hits 60M (EIP-7623), optimizing block space. 3. ​UX: Native iPhone signing (secp256r1) finally arrives. ​Theoretical scaling is over. Industrial scaling is here

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Ik it's clickbait , but im gonna try my luck 🤞

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We spent 2024 solving "High Fees." We are spending 2025 solving "Bad UX." ​While everyone is focused on the data scaling of the Fusaka upgrade (Dec 3rd), the real sleeper hit is EIP-7951. ​The Technical Shift: Ethereum has always used the secp256k1 curve for signatures. But the rest of the world (Apple Secure Enclave, Android Keystore, WebAuthn) uses secp256r1. Because of this mismatch, using FaceID to sign transactions was computationally expensive (~300k gas). ​The Upgrade: EIP-7951 adds a native precompile for secp256r1. ​Cost before: ~330,000 Gas (Prohibitive) ​Cost after: ~3,450 Gas (Negligible) ​The MBA Takeaway: This removes the "Hardware Wallet Tax." Your iPhone chip becomes your hardware wallet. We are moving from "Write down this 12-word seed phrase" to "Just look at your phone." ​That is how you lower Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) to near zero

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Happy Thanksgiving 🍽️

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