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The number of closed Ethereum coins in Ethereum 2.0 contracts reaches a new record

 


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The number of Ethereum coins deposited and closed in Ethereum 2.0 contracts reached a new high of 3,645,442 Ethereum on April 4, implying that its worth was about $ 7.6 billion at the time.


Analytics company “Glassnode” published figures according to which the total value of the locked-down Ethereum (TVL) in the Ethereum 2.0 deposit contract rose to a new all-time high of 3,862,626 Ethereum, equivalent to $ 9.52 billion.




According to data from the “ETH2Validators” analytics platform, the Ethereum network now includes 120,196 active auditors. This enables Ethereum 2.0 mechanisms to provide 7.58% of the annual bonus.


Over the past week, on average, about 316 new auditors joined Ethereum 2.0 on a daily basis.


There are now around 24 auditors on the waiting list.


The increase in the locked Ethereum in the lock contracts Ethereum 2.0 is a positive sign as it indicates the transformation of liquid Ethereum from the trading platforms, which represents the supply into a closed Ethereum that can only be offered for sale on conditions that make the one who deposited it does not think to spend it and sell it at least for the time being and instead take advantage of it. Annual bonuses offered.


Thus, supply decreases and if demand increases, the price of Ethereum increases, which it should be noted that it rose to a new record high above $ 2,500 in the past few days. 

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