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What Is the Typical Size of an Ethereum Block in Bytes?

It is variable due to elastic
Greeks.Live18.11.25

What Is the Typical Size of an Ethereum Block in Bytes?

The typical size of an Ethereum block in bytes is variable due to the elastic block size under EIP-1559. A block targeting 50% utilization (around 15 million gas) might be around 60-100 kilobytes.

However, during periods of high demand, blocks can temporarily reach 100% utilization (30 million gas), making them significantly larger.

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