Recently, Avalanche, zkSync Era, BNB Chain, and usage rates on various blockchain networks have seen a significant increase and continue to rise.

One example of this crazy increase was the Avalanche network because it was the network that consumed the most gas with more than 5.6 million dollars spent on gas that day alone. Then, Arbitrum One ranked second with $2.1 million spent on inscriptions.

EVM inscriptions are located on the chain along with information embedded in transaction call data to create unique non-replaceable tokens (NFTs), which shows us that diversification in the crypto ecosystem is increasing.

According to research, this increase in Bitcoin transaction fees and the difficulty of using the network for its intended purpose made peer-to-peer digital money transfer difficult for many users. The Bitcoin network also saw an increase in inscriptions over the weekend, which increased block space demand and transaction fees. According to some data, there are still unconfirmed transactions on various networks.

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“It establishes the ‘Blockchain Application Program’ and creates advisory committees consisting of federal agencies, blockchain industry stakeholders, and experts, with the aim of overseeing the use, implementation, and competitive conditions of blockchain technology.”

Cody Carbone, the president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, stated on his official Twitter account that this step “will help maintain the United States’ leadership in blockchain technologies and that this is a critical need.” Kristin Smith, CEO of the Blockchain Association, emphasized that the bill would enhance the competitive strength of the United States in this emerging field.

The bill includes various measures to support the adoption of the technology and aims to coordinate among federal agencies interested in embracing blockchain technology. Assessments will be made regarding the current use of blockchain technology within federal agencies, determining their readiness for future adoption.

It’s anticipated that this bill will contribute to maintaining the United States’ leadership in the field by encouraging widespread adoption of blockchain technology. The next step involves the bill being voted on in the U.S. House of Representatives, and if passed, it will move to the Senate and then require approval from the President to become law.

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