Key Points:
The recent Dencun upgrade to Ethereum has brought about a significant L2 gas fee reduction, exceeding initial expectations.
The upgrade introduces a mechanism that decreases costs linked to transactions on layer 2 solutions, which batch and compress transactions prior to transferring them to the mainnet.
The cost of L2 sending data to Ethereum has dropped dramatically, for example:
Other L2 solutions such as Base, Zora, and Mode also experienced a cost decrease of over 90%.
Rollups, however, need to manually implement blobs. So far, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Zora, and zkSync have done so. Ethereum hosts more than 40 rollups, 26 of which are upcoming projects.
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The consensus amongst experts is that the blob mechanism will lead to a 90% decrease in transaction costs on layer 2 solutions. According to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, 125 kb of call data now costs approximately 0.06 ETH ($238), while a similar-sized blob is likely to cost only 0.001 ETH ($3.98).
Despite this positive, the Dencun upgrade has not yet stimulated investor interest in the native tokens of rollups, which are expected to benefit the most from blob-carrying transactions.
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