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What Is the ‘Block Gas Limit’ on Ethereum?

The maximum total gas that can be consumed by all transactions in one block, dynamically adjusted by validators to manage network capacity.
Greeks.Live18.11.25

What Is the ‘Block Gas Limit’ on Ethereum?

The block gas limit is the maximum amount of total gas that can be consumed by all transactions included in a single block. It is set by validators and dynamically adjusts based on network demand.

This limit serves as a measure of the total computational capacity of the network per block.

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