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Ethereum scalability is a critical challenge in the blockchain space, referring to the platform's ability to handle a growing number of transactions and DApps efficiently. Solutions like Ethereum 2.0 aim to improve scalability through upgrades, addressing issues like network congestion and high gas fees, while maintaining security and decentralization.
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