After the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade, ETH/BTC rose by 4%, with 190,000 new addresses added in a single day.

[Crypto World] Lately, Ethereum has been outperforming Bitcoin, with the ETH/BTC rate up by 4 points. This rally is directly related to the Fusaka upgrade—EIP-7935 raised the default gas limit to 60 million, boosting network capacity and naturally lowering transaction fees.

What’s even more interesting is the market reaction: on Wednesday, spot ETH ETFs attracted $140 million in a single day, and analyst Timothy Misir noticed that 190,000 new on-chain addresses appeared within a day of the upgrade. The combination of technical improvements and capital inflow is a solid one-two punch. However, whether this momentum can continue depends on whether the ecosystem’s applications can keep up with this performance boost.

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UnluckyLemurvip
· 7h ago
The fees have really dropped quite a bit—this upgrade is actually pretty impressive. Hmm? 190,000 new addresses? That number is staggering. Is it real FOMO or just bots inflating the numbers? Raising the gas limit to 60 million sounds crazy, but if the network can actually handle it without congestion, it means Ethereum still has hope. Now the key is to see how the ecosystem responds; otherwise, it’ll just be another temporary hype. A 4% rise in ETH/BTC isn’t much—the question is, can it hold?
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DegenRecoveryGroupvip
· 12-05 14:18
Nice job, the real deal is when gas fees actually go down; otherwise, it's just numbers on paper.
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gas_fee_therapyvip
· 12-04 13:07
Gas fees haven’t gone down and they’re still pretending; where’s the real killer app?
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GasDevourervip
· 12-04 12:58
The transaction fees are finally cheaper, my wallet is alive again --- 190,000 new addresses? Now that's a real vote with real money --- Fusaka really came at the right time with this move, ETH can finally hold its head high for once --- A 60 million gas limit sounds great, but if applications can't keep up it could just be empty excitement --- $140 million in revenue in a single day, now that's what I call market confidence --- Performance has improved for a while, but the ecosystem is still napping --- 190,000 new accounts popping up on the first day gas fees dropped? I'm afraid many are just here to scalp --- I used to come up with a hundred ways to save on gas fees, now I can finally breathe easy --- ETH/BTC up 4 points isn't much, the key is how long this momentum can last --- Money's coming in, addresses are increasing, but what about applications? Still the same old story
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BlockchainTherapistvip
· 12-04 12:55
Damn, 190,000 new addresses popped up in one day, these numbers are really insane... Have the fees really gone down? Why do I still feel the pain? If Fusaka can really stabilize this time, maybe that's the real turning point. Why does it feel like yet another "boy who cried wolf" in the crypto space? Let's see if it can last two months. An ETF pulling in $140 million is indeed impressive, but as for the ecosystem applications... let's wait and see. If this upgrade isn't just hype, then I'll really believe it.
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