The recent significant rise in Ethereum prices has attracted widespread attention in the market. Some believe this may be related to the recent Pectra upgrade, but in reality, this connection does not hold.
The Pectra upgrade is essentially a follow-up improvement to the Cancun upgrade, focusing mainly on some underlying optimizations and detailed enhancements, rather than major technological innovations. From a technical perspective, the four EIPs included in the Pectra upgrade are dedicated to enhancing the stability and efficiency of Ethereum. These improvements include the standardization of state expiration, redefinition of gas limits, optimization of transaction pipelines, and enhancements to difficulty adjustments. These updates can be seen as fixes and improvements to the legacy issues left by the Cancun upgrade.
In fact, the main factor driving the price trend of Ethereum is the market's reassessment of its value. Over the past few months, Ethereum has faced a series of doubts: some have misunderstood the liquidity dispersion of layer2 as a split in the ecosystem, leading to its