The Polkadot (DOT) token price has shown signs of strength, consolidating above a critical support level. This upward movement is attributed to increasing development activity in the network, signaling a possible surge in price. Polkadot’s number of commits reached a high point since April 14 on Wednesday, with an increase of over 25% from the month’s low. Data from Santiment highlights this surge in developer engagement, surpassing activity levels seen on other prominent chains like Internet Computer (ICP), Filecoin (FIL), and Cardano (ADA). This increased activity is a direct result of the ongoing transition to Polkadot 2.0. The project has already implemented two major components: agile coretime and asynchronous backing. These changes replace the parachain slot auction system with an on-demand blockspace model, reducing block time to just six seconds. The third phase, elastic scaling, is currently under development, and promises dynamic resource allocation for the network’s parachains.