Solana set to triple transaction capacity with new upgrade

Solana is tripling its transaction size to 4,096 bytes, but this "upgrade" is a double-edged sword. By allowing bulkier data, the network will consume significantly more bandwidth, inevitably forcing users to pay higher priority fees just to compete for space. We are sacrificing Solana’s lean efficiency for complex operations that could make the network more expensive for the average user. Is tripling the transaction load a smart move or a recipe for congestion?
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