Taiko.eth 🥁 (@taikoxyz): Taiko Takes the W: Fusaka's Here🏆
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Taiko Takes the W: Fusaka's Here🏆 Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade went live today. PeerDAS activated, blob capacity jumped from 6 to 9 (with more increases coming in the next few weeks), and data availability just got cheaper across the board for every rollup posting to L1. For most L2s, this means reworking infrastructure, updating clients, and coordinating upgrades to take advantage of the new economics. For Taiko, it means waking up to a better chain. That's the point of being based. When Ethereum improves its base layer, whether it's data availability, throughput, or security, Taiko inherits it automatically. No migration, no integration work, no architectural overhaul. The chain you built on just got faster and cheaper because the foundation improved. PeerDAS lowers costs for everyone. But based rollups get the added benefit of tighter coupling with L1's ongoing upgrades. Ethereum's roadmap is Taiko's roadmap. When the network scales, we scale. When validator coordination improves, our sequencing improves. Fusaka isn't about Taiko specifically. That's exactly why it matters.