According to Ultrasound data, as of now, the Ethereum network has destroyed a total of 4184899.07 ETH. Note: Since the introduction of EIP-1559 in the Ethereum London upgrade, the Ethereum network will dynamically adjust the BaseFee of each transaction based on transaction demand and block size, and this portion of the fee will be directly burned and destroyed.
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