Pectra upgrade raises ETH staking limit to 2,048 ETH, improving network efficiency and validator rewards. Ethereum’s price may break $3,500 post-Pectra if market sentiment turns bullish on scalability improvements. Pectra’s two-phase rollout enhances gas fees, staking, and smart contracts, reshaping ETH’s long-term outlook. Ethereum is gearing up for one of its most notable upgrades in early 2025 with the Pectra hard fork, a fusion of the Prague and Electra updates. This upgrade seeks to improve scalability, efficiency, and staking mechanisms while tackling persistent issues like high gas fees and validator limitations. Still, market participants are split on whether Pectra will be a game-changer or fail to deliver substantial price gains for ETH. Pectra to Bring Key Improvements to Ethereum The upcoming Pectra upgrade will introduce several Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) set to enhance network efficiency. One critical feature is account abstraction, which allows users to pay gas fees using multiple tokens instead of ETH. This move should improve accessibility and reduce barriers to entry for new users. Ethereum’s staking model will also … The post Ethereum’s Pectra Upgrade: Will It Pump ETH’s Price in 2025? appeared first on Coin Edition .