Add as a preferred source on GoogleEther (ETH) Supply Grew by Nearly 2,968 ETH as Burns Lagged Issuance
Issuance outpaced burned fees in a 24-hour Ethereum snapshot ending Oct. 25 at 11:50:47 a.m. ET.
Ether (ETH) supply increased by 2,967.861 ETH in a 24-hour Ethereum snapshot ending Oct. 25, as issuance exceeded the amount burned in network fees.
The snapshot, which ended at 11:50:47 a.m. ET (15:50:47 UTC), recorded 2,984.195 ETH issued and 16.334 ETH burned. The difference was net supply growth of nearly 2,968 ETH.
Ethereum’s EIP-1559 fee rules burn base fees, while priority fees go to validators. Validator issuance adds ETH to supply, so supply rises over a given period when issuance exceeds the amount burned. The one-day reading fits within the broader 2026 supply-growth and fee-burning trend.
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