In 2022, the historical price of Ethereum decreased significantly compared to the end of 2021. In 2021, ETH reached its heyday due to a chain of industry events and hype surrounding it. This year, the digital work of art was sold for a record 38,000 ETH (69.3 million USD), becoming the most expensive NFT in history.
If bitcoin’s rise was due to the IPO of Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the US, Ethereum’s candle was provided by internal changes and improvements in the system. In April 2021, the Berlin update of the Ethereum network was released, which subsequently led to a reduction in etherium transaction fees. However, the collapse of FTX at the end of 2022 greatly affected the cryptocurrency market.
The number of coins in circulation currently stands at 20.59 mln ETH.
On November 10, 2021, the historical high (ATH) of Ethereum was reached – the price reached 4,860 USD. In 2022, there was a temporary decline, after which the price began to approach its current value.
The current circulating supply of Ethereum is 120.60 million coins, and the maximum supply of ETH (ether) is unlimited. Ethereum has a 24-hour trading volume of 9.95 billion USD. It is traded on 483 markets and 93 exchanges.
The market capitalization of ETH is 263,612,835,806.16 USD.