What it does
Ultrasound Money is a public Ethereum dashboard showing ETH issuance, burned fees and the resulting supply change. Time and currency controls let visitors compare short-term activity, while the published frontend code uses the MIT license.
Start with the time window before comparing the numbers. The dashboard's controls include five minutes, one hour, one day, seven days and thirty days. Read ETH issued and ETH burned together: the supply falls only when the amount burned exceeds the amount issued during the selected period.
Switch between ETH and USD depending on the question. ETH describes the quantity of coins; a dollar figure also reflects the conversion price. The supply-growth display expresses a rate over a year, so a short observation window should not be treated as a promise about the next twelve months.
SIMULATE PoW is a hypothetical comparison using proof-of-work issuance. Keep that scenario distinct from the observed supply series. The page also separates ordinary gas and blob gas views.
The dashboard is free to read in a browser without an account. Its FAQ explains that transaction base fees are burned while additional priority fees are not. The frontend repository is published under MIT for people who want to inspect or adapt the interface.
This is a way to study Ethereum's supply mechanics. A period of declining ETH supply does not establish a future market price.
Strengths
- The supply breakdown distinguishes execution-layer balances, beacon-chain balances and deposits
- The public code offers a way to inspect the frontend implementation
Watch out for
- A short-window annualized rate can differ substantially from a full year’s realized change
- The proof-of-work simulation is a scenario rather than observed current issuance
Best for
- Readers checking whether issuance or fee burning dominated a chosen period
- Writers explaining Ethereum supply changes with the correct units and time window
Sources
- Ultrasound Money supply controls and fee-burning explanations (Oct 27, 2026)
- Ultrasound Money official frontend repository (Oct 27, 2026)
- Ultrasound Money frontend MIT license (Oct 27, 2026)