Ethereum validators are increasingly signaling support for raising the network's gas limit, with 10% now backing a move to increase the maximum gas allowed per block. This marks a significant rise from just over 1% before December. Advocates, including Ethereum developer Eric Connor, launched "Pump The Gas" to push for a 40 million gas limit, aiming to cut transaction fees by up to 33%. However, there are warnings about potential risks to network stability and decentralization if limits rise too quickly. The debate continues as the community weighs benefits against potential drawbacks.