EIP-100 কার্যকর হওয়ার পর থেকে Ethereum $1559 মিলিয়ন ফি পুড়িয়ে দিয়েছে

Ethereum এর লন্ডনের শক্ত কাঁটা, a long-awaited network upgrade that included a measure to reduce the supply growth of ETH, লাইভ গিয়েছিলাম just last Thursday. 

সপ্তাহে কি পার্থক্য। 

Since the hard fork, over $100 million in ETH has been burned, or taken out of circulation, helping fuel a price increase from $2,725 to $3,230, according to Nomics থেকে তথ্য.

The London upgrade featured five code changes, but the most discussed was EIP-1559. The “Ethereum Improvement Proposal” altered the transaction fee structure for the network. Instead of fees going directly to the miners that process and validate transactions, a base fee would instead go to the network and promptly be destroyed.

While EIP-1559 was also a way of improving user experience by automating transaction prices and taking the guesswork out of an opaque auction process, it has mostly had the effect of stoking demand by reducing supply.

যেহেতু Bitcoin was created with a 21 million BTC supply limit, Ethereum has no such ceiling. EIP-1559, then, inserts deflationary pressure. With each new block of transactions added to the chain, new ETH is created and goes to a miner as a reward, but some ETH is removed via fees.

ওয়েবসাইট অনুযায়ী আল্ট্রাসাউন্ড. টাকা, around 31,000 ETH has already been destroyed. At current rates, that’s a little over $100 million—though it’s obviously unknown how much ETH would be worth if those assets hadn’t been burned.

Over 10% of the burned fees have come via transactions on NFT marketplace OpenSea, where people can sell or bid on digital collectibles and art. Decentralized exchange আনিস্পাপ and blockchain-based game Axie Infinity rank second and third in terms of burn rate.

Those who like to feel the burn will likely look forward to Ethereum’s pending move from a proof-of-work consensus algorithm to a minerless, প্রমাণ-অফ-পণ network. Due to Ethereum 2.0‘s structure, the total supply of ETH may even decrease as more fees are burned than will be created.

You can almost hear the Ethereum bulls chanting, “Burn, baby, burn.”

Source: https://decrypt.co/78344/ethereum-has-burned-100-million-fees-since-eip-1559