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What Is the Maximum Block Size or Gas Limit on Ethereum?

The target is 15 million gas, but the maximum gas limit can temporarily be pushed up to 30 million during high network demand.
Greeks.Live05.11.25

What Is the Maximum Block Size or Gas Limit on Ethereum?

Ethereum does not have a fixed byte size limit but a flexible 'Block Gas Limit' that dictates the maximum computational work per block. Post-EIP-1559, the target is 15 million gas, but the maximum can temporarily double to 30 million gas during peak demand to accommodate bursts of activity.

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