The daily ETH burn rate on the Ethereum network hit a historic low last Saturday.

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On March 24, according to data from The Block, the Ethereum network only burned 53.07 ETH in a single day last Saturday, amounting to approximately $106,000 at current prices, setting a historical low. This indicates a significant decrease in demand for Ethereum block space. Ethereum's EIP-1559 change simplified the transaction fee process while requiring the network to burn all ETH used to pay for the base transaction fee. This mechanism aims to drop inflationary pressure and could make Ethereum a deflationary asset during peaks of network activity. Additionally, the seven-day moving average of active addresses recently fell to its lowest level since October 2024. In recent weeks, the number of new addresses created, transaction numbers, and daily volume have also declined.

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