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The blockchain infrastructure company Consensys announced its support for the growing proposals to increase the Ethereum 
$2,472 gas limit. The company believes that raising the gas limit is crucial for ETH to achieve its objectives.
Understanding the Ethereum Gas Limit
Consensys stated that scaling Ethereum’s core layer is necessary to reach optimal functionality. The firm implies that this scaling should begin with the removal of the gas limit, which is gaining traction with the support of 40% of network validators.
The company noted that increasing the gas limit would allow for more complex transactions in each Ethereum block, reducing the gas costs required for their approval. This situation is expected to reduce delays in the short term and enable developers to build more complex applications in the long run.
Scaling Ethereum Effectively
Discussions surrounding the increase of the gas limit extend until March 2024. Despite the benefits of raising the gas limit, many within the Ethereum ecosystem oppose the proposal due to security concerns and the potential risks of centralization related to storage and bandwidth issues.
Critics argue that expanding the gas limit could lead to slower network propagation by adding more transactions. They believe this could affect network synchronization and potentially lead to security issues. Vitalik Buterin has advocated for a cautious limit to avoid unforeseen circumstances.
As calls for an increased gas limit grow, the Ethereum ecosystem is gearing up for the Pectra Upgrade. According to the latest updates involving core developers, an agreement has been reached to launch the Pectra upgrade in mid-March. This upgrade is expected to provide significant benefits for users and developers by facilitating increased scalability.
Additionally, the Ethereum layer-2 ecosystem continues to expand, with prominent L2 solutions like Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and the newly launched Sony’s Soneium. Observers are closely watching how the proposed increase in gas limit will impact the performance of the Ethereum network and its developer ecosystem.
