#ETH走势分析 On December 4th, $ETH suddenly had a sharp pump, driven by the official launch of the Fusaka hard fork. What's the most tangible change in this update? Layer2 transaction fees have been slashed in half—what used to cost a few dollars per transaction can now be done for just a few cents.

💸 Wallets are lighter, the experience is smoother

Let's talk about fees first. Previously, transferring on L2 would cost at least a few dollars, but now it's been cut by 40%-60%. For high-frequency traders, the savings are significant.

Next, the login method. EIP-7951 has introduced Passkey technology, so you no longer need to memorize that long, impossible-to-remember seed phrase—just scan your face or use your fingerprint to transfer funds. Common wallets like MetaMask and Rainbow are already fully compatible, making the experience truly seamless.

📊 Technology is being implemented, no more empty promises

Before the upgrade, the development team even went to Peking University for a technical exchange, which at least shows one thing: they're not developing in isolation, but are genuinely engaging with the global tech community.

From a practical standpoint, this move by Ethereum is a strong push towards "everyone can use it." Previously, L2 felt more like a toy for developers and power users, but now the barrier to entry is much lower and regular users can participate at a minimal cost. The number of active on-chain addresses and transactions will likely see a noticeable increase soon.

🔮 Looking ahead

In the short term, the traffic dividend from this upgrade is still being unleashed. In the long run, this is a key move for Ethereum in the usability race. After all, when transfer costs drop to about the same as sending a message, there's much less resistance for users to migrate.