According to BlockBeats, on February 5th, OKX Ventures posted on social media that the network has raised its gas limit for the first time since the Ethereum merger in 2022. This change will enable the Ethereum network to accommodate more transactions, alleviate congestion, and help stabilize transaction fees. This change enhances Ethereum's ability to handle complex smart contracts and high demand dApps, improving the transaction speed and scalability of DeFi and other on chain innovations. In the past 7 days, the net inflow of funds into the Ethereum network reached $1.1 billion, while Base was only $104 million and Solana was only $33 million. In addition, the amount of funds transferred from Solana to Ethereum is four times higher than the amount flowing in the opposite direction, indicating a change in liquidity as the capital flowing into Ethereum increases. Recently, the net inflow of Ethereum spot ETFs has continued to increase (with a net inflow of $307 million today), indicating a significant increase in investor interest in ETH ETFs.
