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the recently launched layer-2 blockchain, froze up Wednesday amid Ethereum’s major Dencun upgrade. Blast, which is built atop Ethereum and therefore intrinsically linked to it, posted on X that its …
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The Dencun will implement proto-danksharding, a concept theorized by Buterin in 2019, altering the data storage mechanism of Ethereum.
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Developers say the upgrade will make transaction costs so low on layer-2 networks that gas fees might become a thing of the past.