Ethereum developers are pressing ahead with proposed changes to the Ethereum network planned to be launched in the summer, saying that network users are happy with the changes.

At the same time, Ethereum miners continue to express their rejection of the proposal and development that will affect and reduce their rewards.

The controversy as a whole revolves around the implementation of the upgrade and modernization of “EIP 1559” aimed at solving the problem of inaccurate gas tariff estimates.

The “EIP 1559” update lowers transaction fees and makes them more flexible, while at the same time making Ethereum scarcer by burning, as the base fees are burned for each transaction, eliminating ETH from the circulating supply.

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With more Ethereum being burned, the price of the coin will surely be affected and rise further.

As for the miners’ anger, the proposed move would reduce the rewards they receive, leading some to call for a strike.

According to miners, the rewards they will receive after the upcoming update are not what they deserve and not enough for what they are doing to protect and keep the network secure all this time.

The developers say the planned changes are popular with Ethereum users who are hoping for a higher price of Ethereum after the burn, and lower transaction fees.

Quote from an article on the site “informed markets”On the Ethereum fee, Lex Sokolin, co-founder of ConsenSys, said:

The new update will turn an unexpected and unlimited pricing mechanism into something more predictable.

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