COMMIT OVER

We Can Break The Supply

From validators to issuance to fees, here’s what Ethereum looks like now that the post-Merge dust is settling. Over 41,000 people counted down to the Merge at the

We can break the supply of ETH into two primary forces: issuance and burn. The issuance of ETH is the process of creating ETH that did not previously exist. The burning

The Merge, What happened to ETH during that period? - Reddit

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Is Ethereum deflationary Post-Merge?

The Merge: A Week Later, Visualized by Data - LinkedIn

It’s been nearly two months since the Merge, the biggest upgrade in Ethereum’s history. In this data deep dive, we examine how the market has been affected

To Visualize The Impact Of

Ethereum has entered the Proof-of-stake era with the merge. Experts highlight how the performance of Ethereum has been stellar after merge.

How The Merge impacted ETH supply - ethereum.org

To visualize the impact of the Merge, it’s better to let the data speak for itself. In this article, I will explore and visualize how Ethereum’s energy usage, client diversity

Data From The Ethereum Data

Data from the Ethereum data provider, ultrasound.money, reveals that slightly over 300,000 ETH (equivalent to $488 million at current prices) has been burned since

Data Deep Dive: The State of Ethereum Following the Merge

On Sept. 15 last year, Ethereum implemented the historic Merge upgrade, which presaged the transition from the proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism to the proof-of-stake (PoS)

We Are Nearly One Week

We are nearly one week post-Ethereum Merge, one of the biggest changes in the history of the blockchain. The merge notably made the shift from a PoW to a PoS

Ethereum: How Has ETH Performed One Week Post-Merge?

How Ethereum Is Performing After The Merge - CoinGape

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Deep Dive into Ethereum: What Changed A Year Post-Merge?

Evaluating Ethereum: 1 Week After the Merge - CoinDesk

Ethereum’s inflation in the week post-Merge is 0.2%, down from 3.79%. The tripartite bull case for Ethereum in the long-term seems pretty clear.