Arbitrum is transitioning from traditional single-number gas fees to a dynamic pricing system that tracks actual network resource usage.​ The new approach measures three key bottlenecks:

• Compute - Processing power consumption
• Storage - Data storage requirements
• History growth - Blockchain state expansion

This shift aims to eliminate surge pricing while enabling sustainable scaling.​ The ArbOS Dia upgrade served as groundwork for this transition, introducing smoother fee structures on Arbitrum One.​

The dynamic pricing model will reflect real-time resource demand rather than applying blanket gas costs, allowing the network to scale more efficiently as usage patterns vary across different resource types.​

Full technical roadmap: blog.​arbitrum.​io/dynamic-pricing-update-2026

Bitcoin falls under $70,000 amid market turbulence this week, marking a significant price level breach.​

Vitalik Buterin delivers reality check on Layer 2 solutions, challenging prevailing narratives about Ethereum scaling technologies.​

House investigation targets WLFI, adding regulatory pressure to the crypto sector.​

These developments come as market sentiment shifts, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index showing increased caution among traders.​

A new platform is offering access to private market investments through blockchain technology.​

Key Development:

• Pre-IPO stocks can now be accessed onchain through Bitget Wallet
• The service connects traditional private markets with blockchain infrastructure
• Available through Bitget's platform

Platform Background:

• Bitget Wallet serves over 20 million users across 168 countries
• Features DESM encryption and $300 million protection fund
• Supports multiple blockchains including ETH, BSC, and Polygon

This represents a bridge between traditional finance and decentralized systems, allowing retail investors to access markets typically reserved for institutional players.​