Wu said that in February, Ethereum validators voted on the blockchain to approve an increase in Gas Limit to 36M@ Data_Lays analysis indicates that this move increases the median gas usage of MEV Boost blocks (built by external builders) by about 3M, and increases the frequency of full blocks; The Vanilla block constructed locally by the verifier shows almost no change, while the Recovery block (MEV Boost block following Vanilla to "recover" missed MEV opportunities in the previous block) increases by 4-6M. This reflects the advantages and disadvantages of increasing Gas Limit for local builders: although the number of full blocks increases, their returns are limited due to the inability to access high-value DeFi transactions in the private memory pool, and more full blocks may only contain low value transactions, resulting in longer processing and propagation times and increased activity risks. The solutions currently proposed by the community include EIP-7872 (setting a maximum number of blob for local builders), gas usage Flag (allowing local builders to limit block gas usage), and EIP-7623 (limiting execution layer load by increasing calldata costs), in order to balance the competition between MEV Boost and local builds. https://www. (wublock123.com)/index.php? m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=40356