Well that's a relief. Anything that would reduce gas fees in the short term, would quickly see the approval of the ETH community. I don't mind about the delay of the PoS upgrade (now called the "consensus layer") as long as gas fees are reduced to a minimum. The competition grew exponentially ever since the ETH blockchain became heavily congested. It's probable competitors will lose traction after ETH's fees become economically-feasible. 2022 is kind of bearish, so it's unlikely new upgrades will have a positive effect over ETH's price. I'm fine with that as long as ETH delivers as promised. Just my thoughts
