PANews reported on October 21st that the Ethereum Foundation announced in an official blog post that, with the upcoming Fusaka hard fork, EIP-7825 introduces a per-transaction gas fee cap of 2 to the power of 24 (≈ 16.78 million gas). This change has been implemented on the Holesky and Sepolia testnets and will be activated on the mainnet with the Fusaka hard fork. Developers and users who rely on very large transactions should verify that their contracts and transaction building tools comply with the new cap.
Ethereum Foundation: Fusaka hard fork will introduce transaction gas limit cap via EIP-7825
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