Dencun Upgrade
Activation epoch: 269568
The Ethereum Cancun-Deneb Upgrade (Dencun Upgrade) aims to advance the scalability and modularity of Layer 2 networks, increase the security features within the Ethereum network, and improve overall usability. For a complete list of protocol changes, refer to EIP-7569. To learn more, check
Why it's important
Following the Dencun Upgrade, users will notice a significant decrease in transaction fees on the Layer 2 network. This improvement is anticipated to increase transaction activities, further supporting the development of Layer 2 networks.
The significant reduction in transaction costs, paired with increased throughput, is set to create a favorable environment for advancing Layer 2 networks and their applications. This signals an imminent surge around Layer 2 narratives.
About Blobs
Blob data effectively reduces Layer 2 transaction fees and improves transaction throughput. However, Blob storage is only temporary, lasting 4,096 epochs, or about 18 days. OKLink securely stores all Blob data, ensuring historical data integrity and retrievability to support ecosystem development. For specific Blob data requests, both individuals and public chain teams can reach out to us.
Ethereum's next frontier
The Dencun Upgrade sets the stage for Ethereum's future developments, such as sharding preparations through EIP-4844, moving towards a scalable, decentralized, and globally accessible settlement layer. For more information, check out OKLink Ethereum insights.
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Ethereum's roadmap
Ethereum officially launched on Jul 30, 2015, marking the beginning of a new era for decentralized applications (DApps). Explore Ethereum's development history.
Future
The Scourge will feature upgrades addressing censorship resistance, enhancing decentralization, and mitigating protocol risks related to MEV.
März 2024
The Dencun Upgrade improves the scalability and modularity of Layer 2 networks, enhancing Ethereum's security features and overall usability.
Apr. 2023
Das Shanghai Upgrade brachte die Staking-Abhebungen auf die Ausführungslayer, was es Stakern ermöglichte, ihre ETH von der Beacon Chain auf die Ausführungslayer abzuheben.
Sept. 2022
Von Paris aus bewegte sich Ethereum Richtung Merge. Es schaltete den Proof-of-Work (PoW)-Algorithmus und die damit verbundene Konsenslogik ab und wechselte zu Proof-of-Stake (PoS).
Aug. 2021
Mit dem London-Upgrade wurde EIP-1559 eingeführt, das den Markt für Transaktionsgebühren reformierte und Änderungen bei der Abwicklung von Gasrückzahlungen und dem Ice-Age-Plan vornahm.
Dez. 2020
Die Beacon Chain benötigte 16.384 Einzahlungen von 32 gestakten ETH, um sicher zu funktionieren. Die Chain begann am 1. Dezember 2020 mit der Erstellung von Blocks. Das war ein wichtiger erster Schritt, um die Vision von Ethereum zu realisieren.
Juli 2015
Ethereum ging offiziell am 30. Juli 2015 an den Start, wobei Frontier die anfängliche Version von Ethereum war.