Vitalik Buterin explains that Ethereum's contract size limit prevents DoS attacks, ensuring network stability. While future upgrades may allow larger contracts, gas costs will persist. Upcoming updates will enhance state management and efficiency.

Fusaka upgrade is expected to increase Ethereum's data capacity by 8 times, while also enhancing DoS resistance and launching new developer tools. This article is based on a piece by Jason Nelson, compiled, edited, and written by Foresight News. (Background: Ethereum finalized the Fusaka upgrade scheduled for 12/3)

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Article by: Jason Nelson Translated by: Luffy, Foresight News Summary Ethereum will undergo the Fusaka upgrade in December 2025, which will bring data scaling, DoS defense, and development tools. Peer Data Availability Sampling (PeerDAS) increases blob throughput by 8 times by "sampling data instead of storing full data on full nodes." New EIPs will set blob fees, limit block size, and add features such as pre-commitment and P-256 signature support. The next major upgrade of the Ethereum network is imminent. This upgrade is called

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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and researcher Toni Wahrstätter have introduced a new Ethereum Improvement Proposal, EIP-7983, that could reshape how transactions are handled on the network At the core of this proposal is a gas usage cap of 16.77 million units per transaction, intended to

The Ethereum proposal EIP-7983 sets a gas limit of 16.77M, aimed at preventing a single transaction from filling up the block, thereby enhancing network performance and security. This move will reduce the risk of DoS attacks and encourage modular design, and in the future, it will be integrated with zkVM and Layer 2 technologies to provide a stable architecture for Ethereum.

Vitalik Buterin ve Toni Wahrstätter, DoS saldırı direncini artırmak, ağ istikrarını teşvik etmek ve ücret öngörülebilirliğini iyileştirmek için Ethereum işlemlerini 16.77 milyon gas ile sınırlayan EIP-7983'ü önerdiler. Bu sınır, işlem doğrulama sırasında uygulanacak ve protokolün bütünlüğünü sağlamlaştıracaktır.

The Ethereum network has received a proposal, EIP-7983, to improve its defense against Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and enhance the platform’s overall stability.

Ethereum is enhancing developer experience with EIP 7907, increasing smart contract size limits with proper gas metering to prevent DoS attacks. The Ethereum Pectra update is anticipated on the mainnet in May 2025.

Fourteen years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic mind behind Bitcoin, signed off with a final post on the Bitcointalk forum. In this farewell, Nakamoto emphasized the need for continued work on the network’s defenses against denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. Bitcoin’s Creator Speaks One Last

MEV destruction has great potential in reducing the impact of MEV in consensus layer incentives. However, it may not completely eliminate the MEV lottery or reduce the incentive for DoS attacks and liquidity trap pools.