15 September 2022
In what year did Ethereum complete 'The Merge,' switching from mining to staking?
The Merge replaced energy-hungry mining with a staking-based system called proof-of-stake.
Source: Wikipedia: Ethereum (2022) en.wikipedia.org
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15 September 2022
The Merge replaced energy-hungry mining with a staking-based system called proof-of-stake.
Source: Wikipedia: Ethereum (2022) en.wikipedia.org
about 26%
Roughly a quarter of all ether was locked up in staking to help secure the network.
Source: The Block (2024) theblock.co
about 13,900
Around 13,900 nodes worldwide were supporting the more than one million validators.
Source: The Block (2024) theblock.co
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