How to simply understand the upcoming Ethereum +33% gas default limit increase from 45M to 60M. Think of the gas limit as Ethereum’s “block capacity”, the number of transactions or contract actions that can fit into a block. •Each block is like a shipping container: it can only carry a certain amount of “computation weight.” •Increasing the gas limit means making that container 33% larger, allowing more operations per block. So, more room = more throughput = lower congestion. It’s the blockchain equivalent of widening a highway or increasing bandwidth. From a business standpoint, Fusaka’s gas limit increase represents: “Ethereum widening its economic bandwidth.” It’s a pragmatic, incremental scaling milestone that: •Expands usable capacity without changing Ethereum’s trust model. •Reduces cost volatility, improving enterprise viability. •Strengthens the economic foundation for rollups, DA layers, and real-world asset tokenization. In short: Ethereum is not just scaling for speed; it’s scaling for predictability, economic stability, and real-world usability. And this is only the beginning, being an intermediate increase. The plan is to go as high as 150M in future iterations, and perhaps even more.