Dynamic Gas Limit refers to the adjustable maximum amount of computational work, measured in gas, that can be included in a block during transaction processing. Gas is a unit that measures the amount of computational effort required to execute operations on the network.In many blockchains, the gas limit can be changed based on certain conditions. For instance, if the network experiences high demand and more transactions are pending, the gas limit may be increased temporarily to accommodate more transactions. Conversely, if the network is underutilized, the limit can be decreased to prevent waste.This flexibility helps maintain efficiency and speed within the network. It allows blocks to adapt to varying transaction volumes while ensuring that they remain processed in a timely manner. Dynamic gas limits can enhance user experience by reducing delays and transaction costs during peak times, ultimately promoting a more robust ecosystem.