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Ethereum Network Destroys Over 105,000 ETH in One Month

Ethereum Network Destroys Over 105,000 ETH in One Month

According to data from ultra sound money, the Ethereum network has destroyed a total of 105,248 ETH, while issuing 70,655 ETH in the past month. 

This has resulted in a net decrease of 34,579 ETH in the Ethereum supply.

The reduction in supply could potentially impact the price of Ethereum, as a lower supply often leads to increased demand and higher prices. 

However, it is important to note that various factors influence the price of cryptocurrencies, and the decrease in Ethereum’s supply is just one of many factors that could affect its value.

As the Ethereum network continues to evolve and develop, it will be interesting to see how these changes in supply and demand dynamics impact the overall market and the value of Ethereum in the long term.

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Increase In Transaction Volume Of The Ethereum NFT Platform

In November, the transaction volume of the Ethereum NFT platform increased by 109.5%. Data from The Block Pro shows that the transaction volume of the Ethereum NFT platform increased by 109.5% month-on-month to US$558 million in November. 

Also, the monthly transaction volume of the Blur platform has exceeded OpenSea for 10 consecutive months.

In addition, compliance CEX spot trading volume increased by 52.8% in November, reaching US$445 billion. Among them, Binance’s market share is 69.7%, Coinbase’s market share is 11.3%, Kraken’s market share is 5.7%, BTSE’s market share is 5.4%, and LMAX Digital’s market share is 2.9%.

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