Ethereum mainnet may get a lot more room after Glamsterdam

Hasu pointed out something pretty under-discussed: after Glamsterdam, Ethereum’s gas limit could go from around 60M to roughly 200M. What’s interesting is that this is not just “raise the limit and hope nodes survive” — ePBS gives payloads more time, BALs help clients prefetch/parallelize execution work, and gas repricing is supposed to keep state growth from getting reckless. If demand does not grow at the same pace, L1 fees could stay very low for a while. I don’t think this kills L2s, but it does challenge the old idea that Ethereum mainnet has to stay painfully expensive forever.

Wrote a longer breakdown here: [https://btcusa.com/ethereums-glamsterdam-upgrade-could-push-gas-limit-to-200m-and-reprice-the-l1-scaling-debate/]()

Curious what people think: does 200M gas make L1 more important again, or mostly just make the rollup roadmap stronger?