The second Blob Parameters Only (BPO) fork happened today.
BPO #2 was the next scheduled step in the Fusaka upgrade cycle to scale Ethereum’s data capacity.
Here’s what you need to know about BPO #2, and why these parameter adjustments matter.
2/ Why the BPO fork matters
More blobs = more data availability for Layer 2 networks.
By incrementally raising the per-block blob limits, Ethereum reduces data costs for rollups.
This helps keep transaction fees on L2s low even as activity grows, ensuring the network scales sustainably with demand.
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