ETHPOW faces uncertain future as DeFi TVL falls below $150,000
The post ETHPOW faces uncertain future as DeFi TVL falls below $150,000 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. ETHPOW’s TVL has fallen to an all-time low. Active address count on the network is less than 1% of its total address. The total value locked (TVL) on the Ethereum proof-of-work (ETHPOW) network has fallen to its lowest level since its launch as focus shifts completely away from the Ethereum fork. How much are 1,10,100 ETHWs worth today? ETHPOW is a fork of Ethereum that went live on 15 September 2022, following the Ethereum mainnet’s transition to a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Following the transition, ETHPOW continued to use a proof-of-work consensus mechanism. However, failing to gain the projected traction, its decentralized finance (DeFi) TVL has since fallen steadily after peaking at $6.8 million on 28 October 2022. According to DefiLlama, ETHPOW’s TVL was less than $150,000 at press time. At $110,771, the network’s TVL has plummeted by 98% in the last year. Source: DefiLlama Soon-to-be dead? In terms of ranking, as of this writing, the DeFi protocol with the highest TVL on ETHPOW was UniWswap, with a TVL of $66,646. As of October 2022, the project’s TVL sat above $5 million. In the last week alone, 14 out of the 15 protocols housed within the chain logged TVL dips, with one declining as low as 10%. Source: DefiLlama Regarding mining on the network, data from 2Miners.com revealed a sustained decline in ETHPOW’s hashrate. At 9.32 TH/s at press time, the chain’s hashrate has dropped by 45% since the year began and by 86% since its launch date. As expected, the drop in mining activity on EthereumPOW also culminated in a similar downward adjustment in the chain’s mining difficulty. At press time, the network difficulty was 125.87 T, an 84% decline in network difficulty since the first block was mined on the network in September 2022. An extended decline in a…
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ETHPOW’s TVL has fallen to an all-time low. Active address count on the network is less than 1% of its total address. The total value locked (TVL) on the Ethereum proof-of-work (ETHPOW) network has fallen to its lowest level since its launch as focus shifts completely away from the Ethereum fork. How much are 1,10,100 ETHWs worth today? ETHPOW is a fork of Ethereum that went live on 15 September 2022, following the Ethereum mainnet’s transition to a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. Following the transition, ETHPOW continued to use a proof-of-work consensus mechanism. However, failing to gain the projected traction, its decentralized finance (DeFi) TVL has since fallen steadily after peaking at $6.8 million on 28 October 2022. According to DefiLlama, ETHPOW’s TVL was less than $150,000 at press time. At $110,771, the network’s TVL has plummeted by 98% in the last year. Source: DefiLlama Soon-to-be dead? In terms of ranking, as of this writing, the DeFi protocol with the highest TVL on ETHPOW was UniWswap, with a TVL of $66,646. As of October 2022, the project’s TVL sat above $5 million. In the last week alone, 14 out of the 15 protocols housed within the chain logged TVL dips, with one declining as low as 10%. Source: DefiLlama Regarding mining on the network, data from 2Miners.com revealed a sustained decline in ETHPOW’s hashrate. At 9.32 TH/s at press time, the chain’s hashrate has dropped by 45% since the year began and by 86% since its launch date. As expected, the drop in mining activity on EthereumPOW also culminated in a similar downward adjustment in the chain’s mining difficulty. At press time, the network difficulty was 125.87 T, an 84% decline in network difficulty since the first block was mined on the network in September 2022. An extended decline in a…
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