Ethereum has raised its block gas limit to 60 million as it prepares for the Fusaka upgrade. This change is attributed to improvements in block-size safeguards, client optimizations, and successful testnet results. The upgrade is set to enhance network efficiency and transaction throughput.

The article advocates for an unconventional approach to increasing Ethereum's gas limit through a strategic scaling plan aimed at maintaining its relevance in the blockchain ecosystem. It emphasizes the importance of Ethereum L1 as the economic center and outlines necessary technical upgrades and execution timelines to achieve a significant scaling of 100x-1000x while preserving key properties like verifiability and censorship resistance.