Two independent primary trackers agree within $0.55 on June 6-7; CoinGecko showed $196.48B market cap, MetaMask $189.06B. Price is intraday-volatile (24h range ~$1,551-$1,647, up ~4% on the day), so the cap range reflects timing not disagreement.

CoinGecko lists FDV identical to market cap with circulating supply 120,684,517 ETH; ultrasound.money showed total supply 121,760,831 ETH (includes all issued/staked ETH). ethereum.org confirms supply is dynamic with no fixed maximum, so FDV is not a distinct metric for ETH.

CoinGecko shows price ~67% below the ~$4,946 ATH; TechTimes (June 5) cites ~65% off the ~$4,950 ATH and ETH near $1,735, its lowest sustained level in over two years. A 52-week low near ~$1,388 was cited elsewhere.

Multiple sources cite ~0.2-0.23% annual net issuance in early-mid 2026; ultrasound.money's gauge hovered near 0%/year, flipping deflationary only during high mainnet-fee periods (above ~16 gwei). Pre-Merge issuance was ~4-5%/year, so 'inflationary' here means very low. Fusaka's EIP-7918 added a blob-fee floor to guarantee minimum burn.

Multiple trackers (CryptoQuant/beaconcha.in-derived) report ~39.5M ETH staked, up >4M in six months, with a full entry queue (~3.5M ETH) and near-empty exit queue. One source put the figure lower at ~35.9M (~30%); beaconcha.in's live chart returned HTTP 403 so the exact value drifts. APR varies 2.9-3.3% by methodology.

June 2026 data put BTC market cap ~$1.33T and BTC.D ~56% vs ETH dominance ~8.87%. Dominance and the ratio move continuously (point-in-time snapshots, hence medium); ETH has materially underperformed BTC since the 'ultrasound money' pivot.

Secondary trackers cite ~590,654 active addresses (May 22, 2026) and ~1.74M daily txns; primary Etherscan/TheBlock dashboards were referenced but live values could not be scraped, so figures are directional rather than exact.

DeFiLlama-derived figures reported by several outlets converge on ~$45.5B L1 TVL and ~53% dominance near a multi-year low; DeFiLlama's page returned HTTP 403 so the exact live snapshot was not directly confirmed. May 2026 saw an industry-wide TVL drawdown.

Sources consistently describe daily gas revenue dropping from >$30M to ~$500K post-Dencun, with blob fees a minor share of burn and an ongoing L2 value-capture debate; specific dollar figures vary by source and time window. Pectra doubled blob capacity and EIP-7918 aims to make blob fees more material as throughput scales.

This is a contested, analysis-driven thesis: fee-decline figures are directionally corroborated but precise percentages vary, and a counter-narrative exists (blob fees as a new L2-scaling revenue stream; some analysts call cannibalization fears overblown). Marked medium given the unresolved debate.

Sources conflict on the recent trend: one cited a record inflow month while two corroborated a 17-day outflow streak and ~$401M May outflows alongside the decline. The durable fact is positive cumulative inflows (~$11-12B); recent net flows were negative. Totals vary by source/date.

Multiple law-firm alerts and the SEC's own interpretive release (33-11412) corroborate the March 17, 2026 date and ETH's commodity status. Caveat: this is an interpretation, not statute — it could be reversed by a future administration absent the CLARITY Act becoming law.

News sources agree the bill was pending a Senate vote with a July target; the 59% probability is market-implied (Polymarket) and the deadline is political, so this is an open catalyst/risk rather than settled fact.

The Ethereum Foundation blog (primary) and CoinDesk confirm Fusaka activation and PeerDAS. Pectra (2025) and Fusaka are both live; Glamsterdam timing remains testnet-dependent, so the H1 2026 catalyst date carries schedule risk.

CoinDesk and Chainalysis corroborate the Kelp DAO figures, date, and Lazarus attribution; the exploit froze rsETH markets on Aave/SparkLend/Fluid. Cumulative 2026 loss totals (~$750M+) are aggregator estimates that keep rising through the year.

Figures come from secondary aggregators and snapshot specific weeks (volume leadership flips week-to-week), so treat as directional. The 'Ethereum = institutional settlement, Solana = consumer chain' framing is widely repeated but interpretive, not hard data.

Electric Capital's report shows Ethereum's dominant but L2-shifting developer base; the sharp recent decline in active devs/commits is from early-2026 reporting and reflects a sector-wide trend, so absolute counts may lag June 2026.