Ethereum traded at $2,416.88 on Saturday evening, barely changed from the day before. The more important figure of the day does not sit in the chart: the supply of ETH grew by 2,955 units over the past 24 hours, while 13.59 ETH were burned in the same period. That is 0.46 percent of the newly created amount. The mechanism that earned Ethereum the nickname "ultrasound money" between 2021 and 2023 has thus become close to ineffective.
cryptoticker.io compiled this analysis itself on October 17, 2026, on the basis of the public supply and burn data from ultrasound.money and the fee statistics from DefiLlama. Where the price can point over a horizon of months is set out in our Ethereum price prediction.
The supply grows while the burn dries up
Ethereum's circulating supply stands at 122,137,960 ETH. Thirty days ago it was 122,051,481 ETH. That makes 86,479 ETH added this month, worth around $215 million in new supply at the current price. Over seven days it was 20,611 ETH, over 2...
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