{"time":1756448650817,"blocks":[{"id":"8MJ-OsmfSk","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Everyone keeps asking: can ethereum really keep scaling without breaking?\n"}},{"id":"1pfsdRjgzk","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"\nI spent the past week digging into Ethereum’s upgrades and what started as a quick look at the upcoming Fusaka upgrade turned into a deeper journey.\n"}},{"id":"TwQm4qAaDK","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"\nI eventually did a roundtrip and looked at EIP-1559 first, to understand why, at the time, people worried it would “rob validators” or break incentives.\n"}},{"id":"QWMn5QpYBh","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"\nwhat I found was the opposite, since the merge, over 5 million ETH has been burned and the most interesting part? "}},{"id":"CMTQve9yq6","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"The drivers of the burn rotate with culture: NFTs were top in 2022, DeFi apps in 2023, and now rollups themselves amount for huge burn numbers. "}},{"id":"Oio0q9yIKU","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Then I moved to EIP-4844, but the deeper I went, the more obvious the next bottleneck became: blobs are already filling up, ethereum’s state is creeping toward 1TB, and smaller nodes are struggling. "}},{"id":"4E5LcZUEkI","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"And that’s exactly where Fusaka (coming nov 2025) fits\n\nit made sense to me at that moment: every “limit” @ethereum hits becomes the reason for the next fix. \n\nscarcity, scale, security — they’re no longer just competing but compounding. "}},{"id":"P_LyTUY23O","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"I have dived into this topic more extensively and provides interpreted feedback from data and other sources as well, READ NOW."}}],"version":"2.30.7"}