QuarkChain to Participate in Ethereum Protocol Day in Shenzhen on August 24th
On August 24, during Ethereum Protocol Day in Shenzhen, QuarkChain’s co-founder will present EIP-7907 — a proposal to eliminate the current 24 KB contract size limit. The proposal introduces dynamic gas metering, which would simplify development by removing the need to split smart contracts, thereby enhancing the developer experience and scalability. EIP-7907 is now officially considered for Ethereum’s upcoming “Glamsterdam” upgrade.
Refer to the official tweet by QKC:
QuarkChain@Quark_Chain8월 21, 2025At Ethereum Protocol Day (Aug 24, Shenzhen), our co-founder @Anthurine will present EIP-7907 — the proposal to remove the 24 KB contract size limit with dynamic gas metering, freeing developers from splitting contracts, boosting developer experience, and opening new possibilities… pic.twitter.com/gE1Ve5qExo
QKC Info
QuarkChain is a next-generation blockchain platform designed to address the scalability issues faced by many of the current blockchain systems.
QuarkChain employs a two-tiered structure. The first layer consists of independent blockchains (shards) to process transactions. The second layer, the root chain, confirms the blocks from these shards. QuarkChain supports cross-shard transactions, allowing for transactions between different shards. Thanks to this structure, QuarkChain can achieve high throughput, processing thousands of transactions per second.
The project’s token is called QKC and is used for governance, transaction fees, and participation within the ecosystem.