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Ethereum's supply growth rate is lower than Bitcoin's, challenging its status as digital gold
According to Deep Tide TechFlow, Bitcoin has long been hailed as 'digital gold,' with its fixed supply cap seen as the basis for its scarcity. However, since the merge upgrade in September 2022, Ethereum has excelled in controlling supply expansion.
Data shows that after Bitcoin's halving in April 2024, the annual supply growth rate fell to 0.83%. Since transitioning to a proof-of-stake system, Ethereum's deflationary characteristics have become increasingly apparent, and the transaction fee burning mechanism sometimes reduces its total supply.
Data shows that after Bitcoin's halving in April 2024, the annual supply growth rate fell to 0.83%. Since transitioning to a proof-of-stake system, Ethereum's deflationary characteristics have become increasingly apparent, and the transaction fee burning mechanism sometimes reduces its total supply.
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