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ETH supply shifts back to inflationary
As of Dec. 2, Ethereum became inflationary again after losing 80% of deflationary gains post-FTX collapse in late November.
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Ethereum (ETH) has become inflationary once again following the reversal of deflationary gains seen in November after the FTX fallout.
![eth supply graph](https://cryptoslate.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/infl.png)
Despite only recently becoming the most deflationary it had ever been, ETH supply reverted back to inflationary on Dec. 2, witnessing a 0.00029% increase โ349 ETH โ in supply.
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ETH now sits at an inflationary percentage of +0.008% โ tracing back close to an inflationary value seen at the beginning of November.
![eth supply](https://cryptoslate.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/infl-3.png)
The total ETH supply is now steadily increasing to higher inflationary levels each day โ producing an additional 2,300 ETH daily.ย To top it off, ETH burn rate has continued to fall, adding further suppression to hopes for a switch back to deflationary values.
The deflationary tale of #Ether has come to an end temporally. The annualized inflation rate, which was previously below zero, increased by 0.07% following the #FTX failure. The amount of #ETH burned after FTX's demise was at 5K+. but now its down to about 1.4k โน๏ธ@ultrasoundmoney pic.twitter.com/lkcYpPz5F5
— Elite Crypto (@TheEliteCrypto) December 6, 2022