Yuxian, the founder of Slow Mist, revealed that the decentralized stablecoin protocol Resupply has been attacked. The attacker exploited an interest rate inflation vulnerability to steal assets, borrowing a large amount of reUSD with only 1 wei of collateral. Currently, hacker funds valued at over $9.5 million have been converted to ETH.

On June 27, news was released that OpenZK Network will launch OZK staking on July 14, allowing users to earn network rewards and empower OZK. The launch of the staking feature will further empower the functionality of OZK, effectively increasing use cases and boosting community confidence. At the same time, OpenZK announced it will explore a dual-token gas fee model, where users can use ETH as network gas fees, and also use OZK as network gas fees, further empowering the token, with related research and development currently underway.

Tether is testing a non-custodial wallet template developed based on WDK, supporting cross-chain operations and gasless transactions, with no API Secret Key required from users, providing an excellent user experience. Tether plans to fully open source this template, supporting the creation of up to 1 trillion new wallets.

Gate.io News bot message, the decentralized derivation protocol Hyperliquid officially releases the HIP-3 feature, which supports developers to autonomously deploy Perptual Futures, and is currently live on the Testnet. According to this mechanism, developers need to stake 1 million HYPE tokens and pay gas fees through a Dutch auction to achieve complete decentralization of the contract market launch. The deployer has the authority to set the fee distribution and market parameters. In case of malicious operations, the verifier will confiscate their staked assets through a voting mechanism. Source: wublock123

Ethereum core developers are considering increasing the Layer 1 Gas limit by four times to 150 million in the next Hard Fork Fusaka. This move aims to expand execution capacity without requiring new features, but it needs developer guidance for testing and fixing bugs. Validators have supported raising the Gas limit, which is currently slightly below 36 million. Pectra is planned to go live in May, and Fusaka may launch by the end of 2025.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, Ethereum core developers are considering increasing the Gas limit to 150 million in the Fusaka Hard Fork, which is four times the current limit. This proposal has been put forward through EIP-9678, and developers believe it will significantly expand the execution capacity of Ethereum Layer 1.

According to the Gate.io News bot, Metamask has released a new feature update. When users transact on EVM networks, they can now use the token being exchanged or DAI, USDC, USDT, etc., in addition to ETH, to pay for Gas fees.

According to the Gate.io News bot, Tim Beiko summarized the 210th Ethereum execution layer core developer meeting (ACDE), which discussed several important topics. Regarding the EIP-7935 proposal, developers plan to increase the L1 gas limit before the launch of Fusaka. The current Gas Limit is 36M, and the proposal suggests raising it to XX0 M before Fusaka. Although the specific value is set by validators, it will be coordinated through EIP to adjust the default value for clients. The conference also established the configuration specification format for the BPO fork and discussed the EOF upgrade matters. A developer suggested replacing the EVM with RISC-V. Considering the uncertainty of the RISC-V solution, this proposal did not change Fusaka's decision on EOF, but the development team believes that EOF may not be a long-term execution environment. In addition, the client team plans to delete the history on the Sepolia test network in the coming weeks. Source: Wu Says

Odaily Planet Daily News RAVE posted on X platform, indicating that the testnet has officially launched. Users can enter the RAVE Discord through the official link, where Discord members can receive free test coins and gas Token.

PANews June 26 news, Rodrigo Araújo posted on X that he has joined the Plasma Foundation as the head of the protocol engineering team. He stated that although there are many interesting and exciting projects in the industry, he chose Plasma because he recognizes its vision and potential to have a positive impact globally. Rodrigo believes that the core application of blockchain should return to "funds flow," and the Plasma team is committed to building infrastructure and applications for global stablecoin payments, providing zero-fee USD₮ transfers, rapid Settlement, and customizable Gas Tokens among other features. Currently, the Plasma network has locked $1 billion USD₮ in Liquidity, the public testnet is about to go live, and the mainnet test version will be launched shortly after.

PANews June 26 news, Rodrigo Araújo posted on X stating that he has joined the Plasma Foundation as the head of the protocol engineering team. He mentioned that although there are many interesting and exciting projects in the industry, he chose Plasma because he recognizes its vision and potential to have a positive impact on the world. Rodrigo believes that the core application of blockchain should return to "funds flow," and the Plasma team is committed to building infrastructure and applications for global stablecoin payments, providing zero-fee USD₮ transfers, rapid Settlement, and customizable Gas Tokens. Currently, the Plasma network has locked in $1 billion USD₮ in Liquidity, the public test network is about to go live, and the Mainnet beta will soon follow.

Gate News bot message, Polygon officially released the "Gigagas" network expansion roadmap. The plan is executed in three phases: By July 2025, the network throughput will be increased to 1,000 TPS through the Bhilai upgrade, while reducing the transaction finality time to 5 seconds and optimizing the stability of gas fees. In the coming year, Polygon plans to achieve cross-chain liquidity through the integration of Agglayer, introducing a single-block finality mechanism to eliminate chain reorganization risks, and further increasing the network throughput to 5,000 TPS. In the long term, Polygon will adopt a more efficient verification architecture and expand Agglayer connections, achieving a network throughput of 100,000 TPS to support the trading and payment needs of large-scale institutions. Source: Wu Says

According to BlockBeats news on May 22, mempool data shows that a single transaction with a GAS fee of up to 1BTC occurred 6 minutes ago on the Bitcoin network, appearing in the latest Block 897818.

Golden Finance reports that BNB Chain stated on the X platform that some users experience transaction failures or stalls when setting the gas fee in MetaMask to < 1 gwei. They are currently collaborating with the MetaMask team to fix this issue. A temporary solution is to disable the smart trade feature. This problem only affects certain system environments, but disabling the smart trade feature has successfully resolved most cases.

PANews, May 8 news, Bscscan data shows that the Gas fee of BNB Smart Chain has been reduced from 1 Gwei to 0.1 Gwei, decreasing to 1/10 of the previous amount.

Odaily News According to BscScan data, the on-chain Gas on BSC has been reduced from 1Gwei to 0.1Gwei, decreasing to one-tenth of the previous amount.

According to the Gate.io News bot, it is reported by Wu that Linea has officially announced a new cross-chain fee policy. Under this policy, users transferring assets from Ethereum (L1) to Linea (L2) will be exempt from Gas fees. This policy has specific restrictions: it only applies to cross-chain transactions from L1 to L2, the gas consumption for the transaction must be less than 250,000, and it does not include cross-chain operations involving USDC. At the same time, users still need to bear the gas fees at the L1 level.

Golden Finance reported that Linea tweeted that users transferring assets from Ethereum to Linea will be exempt from Gas fees. However, there are the following restrictions: applicable only to L1 to L2 transactions, covering transactions with Gas below 250,000, excluding USDC cross-chain, and users still need to pay the Gas fees for L1 transactions.

ChainCatcher message, Linea tweeted that users transferring assets from Ethereum to Linea will be exempt from Gas fees. However, there are the following limitations: applicable only for L1 to L2 transactions, covering transactions with Gas below 250,000, excluding USDC cross-chain, and users still need to pay the Gas fees for L1 transactions.

Odaily News According to official news, Bedrock will distribute BABY Airdrop to users who have linked their Babylon Wallet. Users must link a valid BABY Wallet by April 10 at 11 AM (UTC) to participate in the first round of the Airdrop. Users who have not linked their Wallet can link their BABY Wallet before May 10, with distribution dates from April 14 to May 30, and the collection will not require Gas fees.

Gate.io announced that it will launch Bedrock (BR) spot trading on March 20, 2025, at 21:00, and will kick off the HODLer Airdrop event. Holding 1 GT allows participation in the free airdrop, with a total of 960,000 BR tokens available for distribution, and the individual participation limit is 1,000 GT. In addition, the pre-deposit for Bedrock (BR) has now started, and users can share a prize pool of 1,800,000 BR with zero Gas fees for deposits.

Golden Finance reports that the Ethereum client Nethermind announced on platform X that Nethermind client v1.31.6 is officially online. This update introduces Hoodi support (a new public Ethereum Testnet) and raises the Gas limit for Holesky to 60M.

The important Dencun upgrade of the Ethereum network has led to a 95% drop in Gas fees, a key move to enhance scalability and drop Transaction Cost. By combining the Cancun and Deneb upgrades and introducing 9 EIPs, Gas fees on the Ethereum network have dropped from 72 gwei to just 2.7 gwei, bringing significant impact to network improvements.

Golden Finance reported that the encryption analyst Checkmate wrote on X platform, stating that the ETH/BTC trading pair has been in a downtrend for 78% of the trading days. Ethereum is re-evaluating and returning to its core demand attribute as a "gas fee Token". Checkmate means: "Think about the total gas fees you have consumed throughout your entire encryption market career, and compare it to the historical peak level of the Token you hold. Even those who have hardly touched encryption currencies, the Token you may hold could be 10 to 100 times the actual gas fee demand."

Odaily Planet Daily News Starknet announced on the X platform that Starknet v0.13.4 is now online on the testnet. This version will achieve faster Smart Contract execution with Cairo-Native, ensure accurate L2 gas transaction fees, compress states to reduce storage costs, and the new version will enter the Mainnet in a few weeks (expected arrival time: March 17th to 24th).

BlockBeats news, on June 23, according to Etherscan data, the Gas fee on the Ethereum network rose to 25 gwei.

Vitalik Buterin has released a proposal to adjust the Ethereum scalability roadmap, introducing the concept of stateless nodes to optimize node decentralization. The plan includes shortening the data storage duration for nodes, building a distributed historical storage solution, and adjusting the gas pricing mechanism. These adjustments are expected to ensure the feasibility of individual nodes while maintaining the decentralization of the Ethereum network amid increased L1 gas limits.

Ethereum Foundation researchers have proposed EIP-9698, which plans to gradually increase the gas limit over the next four years, aiming to boost Ethereum's TPS to 2000 transactions. This move allows node operators time for optimization and is an important advancement following the increase in gas limit in February. Meanwhile, developers are testing the EIP-9678 proposal, which aims to achieve a fourfold increase in the gas limit ahead of schedule.

According to the Gate.io News bot, Ethereum researcher Dankrad Feist has submitted a new draft proposal EIP-9698 to the Ethereum community. The proposal suggests achieving an exponential rise in Ethereum's Gas Limit through client default settings. According to the proposal, the current 36M Gas Limit will increase 100 times over the next four years. The core objectives of the proposal include constructing a predictable and sustainable Gas Limit rise path, enhancing the coordination and transparency of the Gas Limit adjustment process. Additionally, the proposal is designed to ensure backward compatibility with existing mechanisms and address the coordination issues present in the current miner voting mechanism through default client settings.

Odaily News Etherscan data shows that the average gas fee on the Ethereum Mainnet has dropped to 0.297 gwei, and the average transfer fee has fallen to about 0.01 dollars at the current fee level.

According to BlockBeats news on April 7th, the Ethereum Gas fees have surged, currently reported at 113.327 Gwei, according to Etherscan data.

Iranian media reported that Israel attacked the energy infrastructure of the South Pars Gas Field.

According to a report by Jinse Finance and data from Etherscan, the Ethereum gas fee is currently reported at 1.167 Gwei.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, the Ethereum Gas fee is currently 1.692 Gwei according to Etherscan data.

Odaily Etherscan data shows that the current Ethereum network gas fee has dropped below 0.6 gwei and is now at 0.564 gwei.

Gate News bot message, 1inch Labs announced that the upgraded price path discovery algorithm Pathfinder reduces latency, and the tool "provides users and integrators with up to 6.5% better swap rates." The team wrote in the announcement: "The new algorithm can find more efficient paths and execute faster, making traditional swaps more efficient and profitable. By integrating certain swap steps and maximizing centralized liquidity, the new Pathfinder offers greater Gas cost efficiency."

BlockBeats news, on May 21, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted on social media, "I hope to increase Ethereum's gas limit by 10 to 100 times."

Odaily News Circle announced on the X platform that Circle Paymaster now supports EOA Wallets and has expanded to 7 blockchains. Paymaster is the official solution for paying gas fees with USDC, eliminating the need to manage native tokens. EOA Wallets can now simplify on-chain transactions and are compatible with EIP-7702, allowing external accounts to pay gas fees with USDC.

BlockBeats news, on May 7th, according to Etherscan data, the Ethereum network Gas fee rose to 13.5 Gwei.

According to Gate.io News bot, Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, recently announced his work priorities for 2025. The plan mainly includes two core directions: the first is the development of Ethereum infrastructure, focusing on the long-term roadmap for L1, including single-slot finality, statelessness, and long-term VM evolution, while also striving for full-stack security, Decentralization, and privacy-friendly technology implementation. The second is to promote Decentralization acceleration (d/acc) from a macro perspective, involving communication tools, social and governance mechanism design, as well as Cryptography, operating systems, hardware infrastructure, and biological defense. Buterin also pointed out that short-term scaling (such as Gas Limit increase), peer-to-peer networks, and Block building have been handed over to other teams for advancement.

According to Gate.io News bot, as reported by Wu, Ethereum validators approved an increase of the Gas Limit to 36M through on-chain voting. @Data_Always's data analysis shows that after this adjustment, the median Gas usage of MEV-Boost blocks built by external builders has increased by about 3M, and the frequency of full blocks has risen. The Gas usage of Vanilla blocks built locally by validators remains basically unchanged, while the Gas usage of Recovery blocks (the MEV-Boost blocks following Vanilla blocks) has increased by 4-6M. To address the challenges faced by local builders, the community has proposed several technical solutions: EIP-7872 suggests setting a maximum blob count limit for local builders; introducing a gas usage flag mechanism to support local builders in restricting block gas usage; and EIP-7623 proposes controlling the execution layer load by adjusting calldata costs.

According to BlockBeats news on June 8, Tim Beiko summarized the 213th Ethereum execution layer core developer meeting (ACDE). This meeting mainly discussed: postponing the increase of Gas Limit to 60M (waiting for Berlinterop testing to provide specific throughput and latency data. In the worst case, it requires about 3 seconds for execution); Glamsterdam brainstorming. FOCIL.

Hyperliquid announced on the X platform that it will soon support the deployment of the HIP-3 protocol, with the MVP version already online on the Testnet. The proposal involves perpetual market features, including: a new high-performance on-chain order book, Gas fee Dutch Auction payments, and a 50% fee sharing. Deployers are required to maintain 1 million HYPE staked, and validators can participate in stake-weighted voting to reduce deployers' stakes. The deployment will be combined with HyperCore multisignature and technical details will be published in the API documentation and Python SDK.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, Etherscan data shows that the Ethereum network gas fee has dropped to 0.298 gwei.

BlockBeats news, on April 13, according to on-chain data, the number of HYPER on HyperEVM is currently reported to be about 9.23 million, with a value exceeding 150 million USD, and the cumulative number of bridge users has surpassed 58,000. According to previous news, the asset transfer function between HyperCore and HyperEVM has been launched, initially supporting HYPE. HYPE, as the native Gas Token of HyperEVM, can be transferred at both ends through the system Address without the need for ERC20 contract support.

Gate News bot news, based on data from Ethereum researcher Toni Wahrstätter's dashboard gaslimit.pics, over 150,000 Ethereum validators (about 15% of the total network) have expressed support for significantly increasing the gas limit of the blockchain. This move could further enhance the transaction throughput of Ethereum Layer 1. The new proposal aims to raise Ethereum's gas limit to 60 million units, nearly double the current 36 million units.

The dashboard created by Ethereum researcher Toni Wahrstätter shows that 150,000 Ethereum validators support raising the block Gas limit to 60 million Gas units. This change is expected to increase data processing and transaction capacity per block, with 15% of validators currently expressing support, without the need for a hard fork.

According to a report by Jinse Finance and The Block, data from gaslimit.pics shows that over 150,000 Ethereum validators (about 15% of the network) have expressed support for raising the block gas limit. The proposed increase in the limit aims to raise Ethereum's gas limit to 60 million units, nearly double the current limit of 36 million.

Ethereum developer @neroeth discussed "latency execution and free DA issues" in a recent article. He proposed that latency execution (EIP-7886) changes the verification process by introducing pre-verification and pre-charging mechanisms to address the problem of invalid transactions occupying resources without compensation. The article presents four solutions: optimistic verification, pre-verification, pre-charging, and no-op in the execution layer, aiming to ensure that data writing incurs costs, avoiding network congestion and economic injustice.

Gate.io News bot message, Ethereum developer @nero_eth recently published an article discussing the data availability issues under the latency execution (EIP-7886) mechanism. According to the article, the latency execution mechanism has changed the block validation process. Validators verify the validity of blocks through pre-checks (including nonce, balance, etc.) instead of waiting for transactions to be fully executed. When a transaction fails due to insufficient balance (for example, after transaction A consumes account B's balance, B's transaction cannot pay for Gas), this data has already been written into the block and processed by the validators, but the fees have not been paid. For the issue of free data availability (Free DA), the article proposes four solutions: optimistic authentication, pre-validation and pre-charging, pre-charging entities, and no-operation execution layers. These solutions ensure that the cost of writing data must be paid through methods such as pre-deducted fees, block reorganization, or state rollback. Source: Wu Says