Ethereum's scaling evolution continues to gain momentum. The BPO-2 fork recently pushed the maximum blob capacity per block from 15 to 21, and early adoption metrics tell an interesting story—as of early January, roughly 1.5% of blocks are already exceeding the previous limit. What's notable here isn't just the numbers; it's how these upgrades compound quietly. Each incremental boost to throughput and data availability makes a tangible difference for layer-2 solutions and rollup efficiency. The network is effectively getting leaner and faster without the hype cycle most upgrades demand. This is infrastructure scaling done right—methodical, data-backed, and already showing real-world traction.