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Live network data for Ethereum and ether (ETH), its native token, from the Ethereum network itself and openly licensed data sources, updated continuously.
Price
24h change
Market cap
Circulating supply
Not available yet
Transactions per second
Over the last 25 blocks
ETH staked
ETH
834,964 active validators
Exchange quotes are not available yet.
24h trading volume
7d change
30d change
All-time high
Aug 24, 2025
Market cap rank
Fully diluted valuation
Transaction count per day
7-day average
Active addresses per day
7-day average
Fees paid per day
7-day average, in ETH
Block time
Average over the last 25 blocks
Base fee
Latest block, burned
- USDT and USDC issued
- $137.05B
- USDT issued
- $88.30B
- USDC issued
- $48.75B
Transaction Count, Active Addresses and fees paid: per UTC day for Ethereum mainnet from growthepie, licensed CC BY 4.0 (full history from January 2020 for subscribers); latest complete day Oct 7, 2026, 1.96M transactions. Block time, transactions per second and base fee: the latest 25 blocks from a public Ethereum RPC. USDT and USDC issued: each token's total supply read from its contract on Ethereum (Tether and Circle).
Ether (ETH) has no fixed maximum supply. Since the Merge in September 2022, new ETH is issued to validators that secure the network by staking, and every transaction burns its base fee, so the supply grows or shrinks with network use.
Total supply
Not available yet
Circulating supply
Not available yet
ETH staked
Balances of active validators
Net supply change per day
Not available yet
Effective balance staked
Across 834,964 active validators
ETH staked: the sum of the balances of every active validator on the beacon chain; effective balance is the stake the protocol counts for rewards and voting (since the Pectra upgrade a validator can hold up to 2,048 ETH). Updated every six hours.
Ethereum is secured by validators that stake ETH. Protocol upgrades are proposed as Ethereum Improvement Proposals, agreed in public All Core Developers calls, and delivered by independent teams that build the execution and consensus clients validators run.
Active validators
Beacon chain
Clients tracked
5 execution, 5 consensus
ETH staked
Active validator balances
Governance
All Core Developers calls, then client releases
Latest client release
v1.17.8, Oct 8, 2026
| Client | Layer | Latest release | Published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Besu | Execution | 26.9.0 (opens in a new tab) | Sep 25, 2026 |
| Erigon | Execution | v3.7.1 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 2, 2026 |
| Geth | Execution | v1.17.8 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 8, 2026 |
| Nethermind | Execution | 2.1.0 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 1, 2026 |
| Reth | Execution | v2.7.0 (opens in a new tab) | Sep 28, 2026 |
| Lighthouse | Consensus | v8.2.3 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 1, 2026 |
| Lodestar | Consensus | v1.49.0 (opens in a new tab) | Sep 28, 2026 |
| Nimbus | Consensus | v26.10.0 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 4, 2026 |
| Prysm | Consensus | v7.2.1 (opens in a new tab) | Oct 5, 2026 |
| Teku | Consensus | 26.9.1 (opens in a new tab) | Sep 28, 2026 |
Active validators and ETH staked: the beacon chain's validator list, every six hours. Client releases: the latest published release of each client on its own GitHub repository, dated by GitHub's published date and linked to its release notes. Protocol changes are specified as Ethereum Improvement Proposals (eips.ethereum.org) (opens in a new tab).
Organizations building on, operating and investing in Ethereum.
Coverage from Genfinity, posts from the official Ethereum Foundation Blog, and press releases from major press wires.
Official Blogs
Ethereum Foundation and community conferences and network upgrades announced by the Ethereum Foundation, each linked to its source. Dates are UTC.
Upcoming
Conference
Ethereum Ecosystem Summit at Token2049Hosted by the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub during Token2049 Singapore
Conference
Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress #3Privacy and cypherpunk festival by Web3Privacy Now, ahead of Devcon
Past 120 days (1)
Upgrade
Glamsterdam upgrade activates on the Sepolia testnetScheduled at epoch 353,024 (13:53:36 UTC); brings enshrined proposer-builder separation and block-level access lists. Hoodi and mainnet dates not yet decided
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genfinity.ioFrequently Asked Questions
What does this page cover?
Public data about Ethereum: the ETH market price, supply, issuance and burn, staking and validators, network activity and fees, client releases and network upgrades, stablecoins, events, and the ecosystem.
What is Ethereum?
Ethereum is a public blockchain that runs smart contracts: programs that anyone can deploy and use without permission. Its native currency, ether (ETH), pays transaction fees and is staked by validators to secure the network. Ethereum launched in July 2015 and is developed in the open by independent client teams, researchers and the Ethereum Foundation.
How is new ETH issued, and is ETH burned?
ETH has no fixed maximum supply. Since the Merge in September 2022, Ethereum runs on proof of stake, and new ETH is issued only as rewards to validators; the rate depends on how much ETH is staked. Since the London upgrade in August 2021 (EIP-1559), the base fee of every transaction is burned, not paid to anyone. The supply grows or shrinks each day by issuance minus burn, so it falls when network use is high enough.
How does staking work?
Validators lock ETH on the beacon chain to propose and attest to blocks, and earn rewards for doing so; a validator that goes offline loses a small amount, and one that breaks the protocol rules is penalized (slashed). A validator needs at least 32 ETH, and since the Pectra upgrade one validator can count up to 2,048 ETH. ETH staked on this page is the sum of the balances of every active validator.
How often is the data updated?
Throughput refreshes every minute while the page is open. Validator and staking figures refresh every six hours; other figures from every hour to every six hours. Daily statistics are added once each UTC day has closed. All dates and times are in UTC.
Where does the data come from?
From public sources: a public Ethereum RPC (block time, transactions per second and base fee from the latest blocks), the beacon chain (validators and ETH staked), growthepie (daily transactions, active addresses and fees, licensed CC BY 4.0), the USDT and USDC token contracts on Ethereum (stablecoins issued), and GitHub (the latest release of each client). The notes under each section name the sources and define each figure.
How are network upgrades shown?
Upgrades are listed once the Ethereum Foundation publishes an activation date on its blog. Testnet dates come first; a mainnet date is added only when it is announced, and a date that could still change is marked as provisional.
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Disclosures
- Not Investment Advice
- The information on this page is provided for general information only. It is not investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, and it is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The value of digital assets can change quickly.
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