How did the BPO fork upgrade reshape network capacity? The latest BPO #2 adjustment pushed the blob handling boundaries further. Target blob count jumped from 10 to 14, while maximum capacity climbed from 15 to 21. Why the step-by-step approach? The network takes a measured path here—ramping up data throughput gradually lets validators and infrastructure adapt without shock. Each phase stress-tests the system before going bigger. It's deliberate engineering: more transaction data can flow through, but not all at once. The crypto ecosystem gets faster throughput without sacrificing the stability that matters.
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BugBountyHunter
· 01-10 21:23
Blob from 10 to 14, the data that can be processed has doubled? This guy's engineering approach is really solid, unlike some projects that ramp up to full capacity immediately.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-10 20:59
Gradually increasing capacity is the strategy, just afraid of a sudden crash... making it a bit more stable.
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GasWaster
· 01-10 20:02
ngl this gradual blob scaling thing is exactly the copium we needed after watching gas fees hit 400 gwei last summer... finally someone's doing engineering right instead of just yeeting changes live and watching validators implode lmao
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RiddleMaster
· 01-07 21:49
Blob went from 10 to 14 and then to 21. This rhythm is all about trying to stay steady and avoid crashing... But taking it step by step like this is the right approach; keeping up with the underlying infrastructure is more important than anything else.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 01-07 21:48
Take it slow; rushing won't make you fat overnight.
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BearMarketLightning
· 01-07 21:45
Blob jumps from 10 to 14 and then to 21. This move is very steady, but will it really be fast?
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-07 21:36
Blob from 10 to 14, then to 21. This wave of momentum is a bit steady... But gradually upgrading this set is like squeezing toothpaste, when can we do it all at once?
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zkNoob
· 01-07 21:36
Blob went from 10 to 14 and then to 21. The upgrade pace is quite steady... But here's the question: can this step-by-step approach really avoid setbacks?
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GweiWatcher
· 01-07 21:25
Blob doubles in capacity from 10 to 14? This pace is a bit steady, but overall it still feels a little slow.
How did the BPO fork upgrade reshape network capacity? The latest BPO #2 adjustment pushed the blob handling boundaries further. Target blob count jumped from 10 to 14, while maximum capacity climbed from 15 to 21. Why the step-by-step approach? The network takes a measured path here—ramping up data throughput gradually lets validators and infrastructure adapt without shock. Each phase stress-tests the system before going bigger. It's deliberate engineering: more transaction data can flow through, but not all at once. The crypto ecosystem gets faster throughput without sacrificing the stability that matters.