Is Ethereum’s Upgrade a Failure? Analyzing ETH Supply and Revenue Declines

ETH

ETH/USDT

$2,127.12
+4.51%
24h Volume

$39,049,302,904.94

24h H/L

$2,145.26 / $2,009.54

Change: $135.72 (6.75%)

Long/Short
69.8%
Long: 69.8%Short: 30.2%
Funding Rate

-0.0018%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Ethereum
Ethereum
Daily

$2,121.96

1.67%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$2,577.98
Resistance 2$2,403.28
Resistance 1$2,234.29
Price$2,121.96
Support 1$1,994.75
Support 2$1,826.83
Support 3$1,157.44
Pivot (PP):$2,110.44
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):32.9
(02:33 PM UTC)
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According to insights reported by COINOTAG on November 7th, the recent analysis of Ethereum’s supply metrics reveals that the **total ETH supply** has notably increased, outpacing the rate at which ETH is burned. Over the past week, there has been an influx of **11,431 ETH**, indicating a supply robustly above the burn rate. Furthermore, **Ethereum’s total revenue** has experienced a staggering decline, dropping by **69%** compared to the **150-day average** prior to the network’s latest upgrade, which has raised concerns among investors and stakeholders alike. In conjunction, the **ETH burn rate** has plummeted to over **80% below** its **150-day benchmark**, prompting discussions regarding the effectiveness of recent upgrades. This trend suggests that the market may be reassessing Ethereum’s strategic adjustments and their impact on **network health** and overall market confidence.

JM

James Mitchell

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