币界网报道：Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed a new approach to address the blockchain's gas fee challenges by introducing a "multidimensional gas pricing" model. In a recent blog post, Buterin explained that the current single-dimensional gas system fails to account for the varying resource demands of different operations, leading to inefficiencies. The proposed model would assign separate gas costs for computation, storage, and bandwidth usage, allowing more precise fee structures. This comes as Ethereum continues to face criticism over high transaction costs, particularly during network congestion. Buterin argues the new system could optimize resource allocation while maintaining network security, potentially improving scalability. The concept builds on previous Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) but represents a more fundamental rethinking of how gas fees are calculated. Developers are now discussing the technical feasibility of implementing such a system in future Ethereum upgrades.