A Balance-Changing Change May Be Coming to Ethereum (ETH): Here is the New Offer and Details!

While the largest altcoin Ethereum (ETH) has been showing a weak outlook with the declines it has experienced against Bitcoin, it has been trying to recover in recent days.

While ETH is trying to find a way to rise after a series of difficult days, a new offer has arrived for Etheruem.

The new Ethereum proposal proposes a dynamic structure to balance application revenue and fair fee extraction.

Two members of the Ethereum community, Kevin Owocki and Devansh Mehta, have proposed a new Ethereum fee structure that aims to balance revenue and fee generation for application developers.

The proposal suggests using a square root formula that proportionally reduces the percentage of fees as the fund capital allocated to a particular project grows.

Owocki and Metha noted that if a particular apps funding pool exceeds the $10 million level, fees will be capped at 1%.

The duo added that this method will allow small app developers to develop decentralized applications without paying excessive fees, and that fees will be limited as developers scale their applications, encouraging project and fund growth.

Owocki and Mehtas proposal to strike a balance between revenue generation and profitability among Ethereum application developers comes at a time when Ethereum is lagging behind rivals like Solana (SOL).

According to analytics platform Santiment, Ethereum fees fell to a five-year low in April 2025 due to low activity on the Ethereum base layer, resulting from reduced demand for smart contract transactions such as decentralized finance. The Solana network also had more developers than the Ethereum network in 2024. According to the data, SOL added 7,625 new developers compared to Ethereums 6,456 new developers.