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Buterin: Stateless Nodes Let Ethereum L1 Gas Limit Jump 10x To 100x

Buterin: Stateless Nodes Let Ethereum L1 Gas Limit Jump 10x To 100x

Vitalik Buterin has highlighted the need to maintain Ethereum’s decentralization. Node operators must be confident of their security when connecting to external RPCs. Buterin is concerned about skyrocketing costs and potential security threats. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has highlighted the need to maintain the network’s decentralization properties while attempting to improve its speed. Despite acknowledging the need to scale Ethereum using L1 protocols, Buterin noted that maintaining a decentralized node operation is non-negotiable. JUST IN: @VitalikButerin emphasizes that #Ethereum L1 scaling should improve network speed without compromising decentralized node operation. More Updates https://t.co/UlAbs2AXSb pic.twitter.com/AgcWrNKI2u — Coin Edition: Your Crypto News Edge (@CoinEdition) May 19, 2025 Buterin on Ethereum Scaling: Decentralization and Node Integrity First In a recently published report, Buterin explained the need to maintain a high level of decentralization, noting critical aspects of the Ethereum network that should not be tampered with while implementing scaling solutions. Related: Ethereum Scaling: Why L2 Protocols … The post Buterin: Stateless Nodes Let Ethereum L1 Gas Limit Jump 10x To 100x appeared first on Coin Edition .

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