Ethereum — Analysis and tracking
Technical and macroeconomic indicators updated twice daily
Each point is a report. The numbers reflect the balance of technical and macroeconomic indicators at that moment.
P = Positive · Ne = Neutral · N = Negative
Ethereum is a smart contract platform launched in July 2015. It was conceived by Vitalik Buterin, who published the project's white paper in November 2013, and developed alongside a group of eight co-founders including Gavin Wood and Joseph Lubin. Unlike Bitcoin, its purpose is not solely digital money but a programmable network on which decentralised applications can run. In August 2021, the upgrade known as EIP-1559 introduced a mechanism by which part of each transaction fee is permanently destroyed, reducing the circulating supply. In September 2022, Ethereum completed its transition from proof of work to proof of stake — an event known as The Merge — which reduced its energy consumption by approximately 99.95%. Its supply has no fixed cap; depending on network activity levels, net issuance can be deflationary or slightly inflationary.
Ethereum news covers periodic protocol upgrades, activity across decentralised applications, changes to network validation conditions, and decisions by the Ethereum Foundation. In the news hub you will find the latest coverage from the sector's main sources. News hub →
Ethereum is the largest ongoing experiment in whether code can replace institutions and contracts. So far it has produced both genuine innovation and uncontrolled speculation — frequently at the same time, within the same protocol.
Access to reports published in the last 14 days. Each report captures the state of the indicators at the time of generation.