In accordance with Cryptofrontnews, Ethereum's upcoming Fusaka upgrade, scheduled for December 3, introduces EIP-7918, which links Layer-2 (L2) fees to mainnet gas costs. This change could increase how L2 activity contributes to ETH burn. Analysts, including Kira Sama, argue that the new structure will create a minimum cost for L2 batch posting, aligning L2 activity with Ethereum's fee markets. The upgrade also includes technical improvements such as higher gas limits, faster transactions, and data throughput enhancements for rollups. Kira listed major corporate L2 projects, including Coinbase, Robinhood, and Sony’s Soneium, that may face higher fee commitments under the new rules. The debate over long-term ETH burn growth has intensified, with comparisons drawn to the 2021 EIP-1559 implementation.
Ethereum's Fusaka Upgrade to Impact ETH Burn via L2 Fee Changes
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