Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade, set for December 3, will implement EIP-7918, linking Layer-2 (L2) fees to mainnet gas costs. This adjustment is expected to increase the contribution of L2 activity to ETH burn. Analysts, including Kira Sama, suggest the new structure will establish a minimum cost for L2 batch posting, aligning L2 activity with Ethereum's fee markets. The upgrade also promises technical enhancements such as higher gas limits, faster transactions, and improved data throughput for rollups. Major L2 projects like Coinbase, Robinhood, and Sony’s Soneium may face increased fee commitments under the new rules. The changes have sparked debate over the potential for long-term ETH burn growth, reminiscent of the 2021 EIP-1559 implementation.