Ethereum Fusaka upgrade implemented: data throughput soars 8x, institutions snap up $150 million in assets

PriceOracleFairy · 2025-12-07T02:00:19+00:00

Ethereum completed the Fusaka hard fork this week, integrating the consensus layer Fulu and execution layer Osaka, resulting in an 8x increase in data processing capacity, reduced Rollup costs, and faster transaction speeds. BitMine invested $150 million to purchase ETH, aiming to acquire 5% of the supply. ETH price fluctuated between $3,050 and $3,150, with future performance yet to be seen.

PriceOracleFairy

2025-12-07 02:00:19

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[Crypto World] This week, Ethereum made a big move—the Fusaka hard fork officially went live, integrating the Fulu consensus layer with the Osaka execution layer. The biggest highlight? The PeerDAS technology can boost data processing capacity by up to 8 times. In simple terms, this means Rollup costs can go down, on-chain transaction speed is faster, and fee predictions won’t be as volatile as before. They’ve also added new tools like the R1 curve, specifically to optimize the transaction confirmation process.

On the other hand, the institution BitMine made another move, directly spending $150 million to buy ETH. Their ambition is huge—the goal is to acquire 5% of the total ETH supply. Right now, ETH prices are fluctuating between $3,050 and $3,150; whether it can break through this resistance level may depend on how the ecosystem actually performs after the technical upgrade.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 2025-12-10 01:57

8x throughput? Damn, BitMine is really serious about this move. $150 million just to break through this resistance level?

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 2025-12-09 15:00

8x throughput sounds great, but the key is whether gas fees actually go down. BitMine spent 150 million sweeping up tokens—this is a bet on breaking above 3150, right? Only when rollup costs come down will transactions truly be cheap; right now, it's still a bit uncertain. Whether PeerDAS is reliable or not will only be clear once users actually try it. Institutions are bottom-fishing, but I'm just watching for now—I'll wait and see.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 2025-12-07 13:52

8x throughput? BitMine spends 150 million to scoop up chips—this move is definitely something.

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GasGoblin

· 2025-12-07 02:30

It's upgrade season again. Can Fusaka hold up this time? BitMine is spending 150 million to buy up assets—this pace is pretty aggressive... By the way, if 3050 can't break through, does that mean we'll be moving sideways again? Is it true that PeerDAS increased 8x? Let's see if Rollup fees can really come down first.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 2025-12-07 02:23

8x throughput sounds great, but how much gas it actually saves in practice depends on the data later on—don’t get fooled by marketing numbers. BitMine sweeping $150 million in ETH? If someone dares to go heavy at this point, they either have real insider info or just a gambler’s mentality. I’m betting on the latter, haha. PeerDAS is indeed impressive, but how much Rollup fees can actually drop will only be clear after the mainnet runs for a few weeks. Don’t rush to go all in. I’ve been watching this 3050-3150 consolidation range for a week. Can institutional buy orders break through? Feels like we’ll have to wait until next week for any action. All the hype about Fusaka upgrades is just that—hype. I’m still watching to see if the actual gas fees really drop. No matter how loud the slogans, reality can slap you in the face.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 2025-12-07 02:22

8x throughput sounds great, but in 2018 there were also projects boasting about unlimited possibilities—how did those turn out in the end? Anyway, this investment in BitMine will have to be cashed out sooner or later.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 2025-12-07 02:18

8x throughput is no joke, finally showing some competitiveness. BitMine is throwing in $150 million, that's a pretty aggressive move. Are they really aiming to take 5% of the supply? Still, as always, no matter how good the technology is, it all comes down to whether the price is reasonable. The 3050 is being held so firmly.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 2025-12-07 02:11

Sounds like gas fees can finally catch a break, but institutions sweeping up $150 million is really aggressive. --- If PeerDAS can really stabilize at 8x throughput, the Rollup ecosystem is going to take off. --- BitMine's move... are they trying to dump the market again? The price action is tracking so closely. --- 8x data processing? Those L2 projects must be celebrating. If costs can't be reduced, there's no way forward. --- Pulling back and forth between the 3050 to 3150 range, feels like they're accumulating? Institutions throwing money in definitely have their reasons.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 2025-12-07 02:07

8x throughput? If that's real, how cheap will the gas fees get? BitMine spent 150 million on a buying spree, is that hinting at something... seems a bit fishy Fusaka upgrade sounds good, just don't know if the actual results will be overhyped again 3050-3150 deadlock, need to wait for news to break through PeerDAS does have something, but the competition with Layer2 is still intense Institutions are bottom-fishing so aggressively, retail investors are probably going to get trapped again haha Hard fork succeeded, how's the community reacting? Haven't seen much buzz R1 curve optimization... don't get it but sounds impressive Is BitMine setting the stage for the next bull run with this move? Stable fee prediction is definitely a real need, but hope it’s not just another PPT upgrade

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LadderToolGuy

· 2025-12-07 02:03

After all the hype, it's finally launched. An 8x increase in throughput is indeed impressive. I'm just not sure whether I should jump on the bandwagon and buy some ETH.

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