Home staking at risk as Ethereum data loads climb from 70GB toward 1.2TB
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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has highlighted the importance of Peer Data Availability Sampling (PeerDAS) in managing the network's increasing blob storage needs, which have surged from 70GB to 1.2TB. This feature, part of the upcoming Fusaka upgrade, aims to tackle the challenges posed by the current record of six blobs per block. Buterin's insights come at a critical time as concerns about data bloat in the Ethereum ecosystem grow, making it essential for the network's scalability and efficiency.
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