BTC $62,879.50 -0.84%
ETH $1,878.80 -0.29%
BNB $606.44 -0.64%
XRP $0.9958 -1.18%
SOL $75.26 -1.19%
TRX $0.3325 -0.49%
DOGE $0.0699 -0.12%
ADA $0.1794 -1.51%
BCH $204.03 -1.20%
LINK $8.99 +1.67%
HYPE $56.26 -1.89%
AAVE $85.86 -2.96%
SUI $0.6786 -1.35%
XLM $0.1575 -1.17%
ZEC $489.52 +0.26%
BTC $62,879.50 -0.84%
ETH $1,878.80 -0.29%
BNB $606.44 -0.64%
XRP $0.9958 -1.18%
SOL $75.26 -1.19%
TRX $0.3325 -0.49%
DOGE $0.0699 -0.12%
ADA $0.1794 -1.51%
BCH $204.03 -1.20%
LINK $8.99 +1.67%
HYPE $56.26 -1.89%
AAVE $85.86 -2.96%
SUI $0.6786 -1.35%
XLM $0.1575 -1.17%
ZEC $489.52 +0.26%

Data: The number of ETH destroyed yesterday was only 266, setting a new low since the EIP-1559 upgrade

2024-06-24 08:55:36

ChainCatcher message, currently Ethereum gas fees are hovering between 2 to 5 gwei, which is one of the lowest levels to date. The decrease in network fees has led to a reduction in the amount of ETH being burned. On Sunday, the amount of ETH burned was only 266.06 ETH, setting a new low since the EIP-1559 upgrade.

According to data from Ultrasound.money, over the past week, Ethereum's supply has experienced inflation, with a supply growth rate of 0.56%, which is contrary to its previous deflationary nature. If activity rebounds and the amount of ETH burned exceeds the issuance, it will fall back into deflation.

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