Glamsterdam to triple Ethereum's L1 capacity — and near-zero gas fees could follow.

Ethereum's Glamsterdam upgrade is drawing serious attention for one headline number: a planned gas limit increase from 60 million today to roughly 200 million — more than tripling L1 execution capacity. The upgrade leans on EIP-8037, which raises the cost of state creation to prevent data bloat while simultaneously creating headroom for dramatically cheaper standard transactions. A secondary capacity doubling is reportedly planned shortly after the initial rollout.

On the price side, ETH is consolidating between $2,250 and $2,350 with critical resistance at $2,400. Technical indicators lean mildly bullish — ETH holds above its 10 and 20 EMAs, though it remains below the 100- and 200-day EMAs near $2,800. A confirmed close above $2,400 on volume could open a run toward $2,500+, consistent with historical 10–15% follow-through moves at comparable breakout levels.

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