The cryptocurrency platform Base revealed in a detailed blog post outlining its expansion roadmap for 2024 that since its inception, Base has increased its target gas per block from 2.5 Mgas/s to the current 10 Mgas/s, resulting in a significant increase in throughput by four times. To continuously optimize network efficiency, Base decided to incrementally increase the gas target by 1 Mgas/s weekly starting from the end of September, with the potential to accelerate this to an increase of 2 Mgas/s per week to accommodate the growing demand and user base. In addition, Base is actively participating in the development of PeerDAS (Peer-to-Peer Data Availability Sampling), which is part of the upcoming Pectra upgrade on Ethereum. To coordinate with the activation of PeerDAS and support greater network expansion, the Base team proposes simultaneously increasing the minimum blob fee or introducing a new blob data fee mechanism to ensure a fair compensation mechanism for the network. Through these strategic adjustments, Base aims to provide users with a more efficient, stable, and scalable cryptocurrency service experience.