Bugungi Ether narxi.

Ethereum reached an all-time high of $4,891.70 on November 16, 2021. ETH subsequently declined alongside the broader crypto market through 2022, falling below $1,000 during the mid-year downturn. The price recovered through 2023–2024, supported by the transition to proof-of-stake (the Merge), growing Layer 2 adoption, and the approval of spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States in July 2024. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile, and past price levels are not indicative of future performance.

Ethereum's price is shaped by a combination of factors, including overall cryptocurrency market conditions, Bitcoin's price movements, network usage and transaction volume on the Ethereum mainnet, Layer 2 adoption (which affects mainnet gas fees and the ETH burn rate), ETH ETF inflows and outflows, the proportion of ETH locked in staking (which reduces circulating supply), the balance between new ETH issuance from staking rewards and ETH burned through transaction fees, regulatory developments, and broader macroeconomic conditions such as interest rates and global risk sentiment. Like all cryptocurrencies, ETH is subject to significant price volatility. The factors listed above are for informational context only and should not be interpreted as price predictions.

No. Unlike Bitcoin's fixed cap of 21 million, Ethereum has no maximum supply. However, Ethereum's supply dynamics changed fundamentally with two upgrades: EIP-1559 (August 2021) introduced a mechanism that burns a portion of every transaction fee, permanently removing ETH from circulation; and the Merge (September 2022) transitioned the network from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake, reducing new ETH issuance by approximately 90%. When network activity is high enough that more ETH is burned in fees than is issued as staking rewards, Ethereum's total supply decreases — making it temporarily deflationary. When network activity is lower, issuance exceeds burn and supply increases. As of 2026, the total circulating supply is approximately 120.5 million ETH.

You can buy ETH on Nexo using a credit card, debit card, or bank transfer. Once purchased, your ETH is available in your Nexo account, where you can hold it, exchange it for other digital assets, earn interest through Savings products, or use it as collateral for a Credit Line. Product availability on Nexo may vary by jurisdiction.