@blues84
The Ethereum "Blob" market is heating up faster than expected. 🔥
Post-EIP-4844, L2 fees plummeted. However, recent on-chain data shows blob space frequently hitting target capacity—driven largely by heavy activity on Base and new L2/L3 entrants.
Result: Slight upward pressure on L2 gas fees is back. This is becoming the next scalability bottleneck.
Question: Should we rush to increase the blob count per block, or let the current fee market mature first? 👇
/ethereum /base /dev /data