Ethereum core devs launch ‘pump the gas’ effort to raise gas limit

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Ethereum developers have launched a new website to educate the community about the gas limit and why they think it should be increased.

The devs argue that raising the gas limit to 40 million will cut Ethereum’s layer-1 transaction fees by around 15 to 33%.

On March 20, core Ethereum developer Eric Connor and former head of smart contracts at MakerDAO Mariano Conti unveiled a newcalled ‘pump the gas’ to raise the Ethereum gas limit from 30 million to 40 million, which they say will reduce transaction fees on layer 1.Connor in a March 19 post on X before adding, “We are calling on solo stakers, client teams, pools, and community members to help.”The call to increase the Ethereum gas limit has gained momentum over the last few months.

“Raising the gas block limit 33% gives Layer 1 Ethereum the ability to process 33% more transaction load in a day,” it stated., but not layer-1 fees. “A combination of blobs and gas limit increase can help scale both L1 and L2 Ethereum,” it added.However, not all are in favor of this network adjustment.

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