The Ethereum network has currently destroyed 3,698,358.48 ETH
According to Ultrasound data, as of now, a total of 3,698,358.48 ETH have been burned on the Ethereum network. Among them, OpenSea burned 230,050.71 ETH, ETHtransfers burned 308,520.55 ETH, and UniswapV2 burned 210,438.55 ETH. Note: After the Ethereum London upgrade introduced EIP-1559, the Ethereum network will dynamically adjust the BaseFee for each transaction based on transaction demand and block size, and this part of the fee will be directly burned and destroyed.
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