ETH: Supply by Origin
Ethereum Supply by Origin: daily data through 8 Nov 2026.
How the ETH that exists came to exist: the genesis allocation, proof-of-work block rewards, uncle rewards and proof-of-stake issuance, with the ETH burned below zero.
Why use it. Separates the three eras of issuance and shows how much of all ETH ever created has been burned since August 2021. How to read it. The bands above zero grow with issuance and the band below zero grows with burning; together they sum to circulating supply.
Calculation. Genesis allocation = 72,009,990.49948 ETH. Block rewards = 5 ETH per block (3 from Byzantium, 2 from Constantinople) plus 1/32 of the block reward per uncle included; uncle rewards = (uncle number + 8 - including block number) / 8 of the block reward; together they equal the execution-layer issuance (checked over the whole proof-of-work era against the Issuance chart's inputs). Proof-of-stake issuance = the consensus layer's rewards net of penalties (exact at each day's close) since the beacon chain's genesis on 1 December 2020. Burned = the base fee and blob fees burned. Only finalized blocks and completed UTC hours are counted; the open day is a labelled partial, updated hourly, and replaced by the final value once the day closes. Computed by CryptoKeyhole from its own Ethereum execution and consensus nodes: every finalized block since the genesis block on 30 July 2015 and the consensus layer's ledger, with USD values from CryptoKeyhole's own hourly index of public exchange markets. Periods are UTC.