Ethereum Issuance Drops Below Bitcoin’s For the First Time, Why This May Lead...
Ethereum has been on a rally for the past week, moving from a two-month low at $1,700 to its current level at $3,223. Several factors have pushed the crypto market into a new rally, but most seem to gravitate around ETH and its ecosystem. After the implementation of EIP-1559, Ethereum’s native token became a deflationary asset due to the change in its fee mechanism. To validate transactions on the network a portion of ETH is “burn”, meaning send to an address that no one can access. As a consequence, ETH has been gaining traction as a store of value asset, for some experts, even more,....
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