ETH 2.0 contract exceeds 9 million Ethereum worth $ 28 billion-Technology

The number of Ether included in the Ethereum 2.0 contract has exceeded 9 million Ethereum or more than $ 28 billion in today's exchange rates. The amount of Ethereum stipulated in the contract has increased by 22.29 % since the first week of September 2021, when the contract included 7.4 million ether.

Ethereum 2.0 contract exceeds 9 million ether

While the proof-of-work (Pow) page of the Ethereum network has seen its Hashrate-Tap All-time highs over 1 petahash per second (ph/s) in this) Year, the transition to Ethereum 2.0 continues, whereby Ether is enclosed into which ETH 2.0 contract .

essentially to become a validator and to stake Ethereum, 32 ETH is necessary to join the pool of eth 2.0-validator. If the eth 2.0 contract for the first time, bitcoin.com news Registered by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin on November 6th November 2020.

on January 17, 2022, Etherscan.io-date indicates that it is roughly 9.057.890 Ethereum worth over $ 28 billion (at the time of writing) in which eth 2.0 contract. The data show that the contract exceeds 9 million ether on January 16, 2022.

Since the beginning of the year, Ethereum's price has increased by over 150 %, but in the past 30 days ether has lost 18.5 % and show two-week statistics that Ether has lost $ 17.5 % of value. While the market capitalization of Ethereum in the course of 2021 today at 18-20 % LAG ETH Dominance is around 17.9 %.

if Bitcoin.com News Ethher was somewhat more valuable in the contract over 7.4 million, since the stock was estimated at $ 29.3 billion. In addition to the 9 million ether, which are included in it, eth 2.0 contract, since the implementation of EIP-1559, 1,541.113 Ethereum burned worth $ 5.8 billion (at the time of writing).

between the eth 2.0 contract and the burned Ethereum Since the introduction of EIP-1555, the value corresponds to a value of 33.8 Billions of US dollars.

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