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ETH Price Live Data ( Ethereum )

ETH is on the this week

Ethereum price today is RUB 279,784 with a 24-hour trading volume of RUB 1,404,977,739,154. Ethereum is up +4.18% in the last 24 hours. Over the past hour the price of ETH has decreased by -0.44%. The total supply of ETH is $120,238,497.76 and the current circulating supply is set at $120,238,497.76. The current Coingecko ranking of ETH is .

Market cap
$33.7T
Circulating supply
$120.24M
Volume (24h)
$1.4T
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$391.36B
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As of today at 11:56 PM , converting 1 Ethereum (ETH) to RUB using TabTrader, based on the CoinGecko conversion rate, gives you an equivalent value of 🌐 279784 RUB. The current exchange rate is 1 ETH = RUB 279,784 RUB, while 1 RUB equals ETH.

About Ethereum (ETH)

What is ether (ETH)?

Ether (ETH) is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap after Bitcoin and a native coin of Ethereum — an open-source blockchain with smart contract functionality. In addition to maintaining a distributed payment network, Ethereum works as a decentralized computing platform that enables the creation and deployment of decentralized applications (DApps) of various utilities.

Ethereum was first introduced in 2013 by Russian-Canadian software engineer Vitalik Buterin.

How does Ethereum (ETH) work?

Ethereum-based applications are built using smart contracts — self-executed pieces of computer code stored on a blockchain.

What is Ethereum (ETH) Market Cap? 

Ether (ETH) currently has a market capitalization of  RUB 33,698,286,956,771.00.

What is Ethereum (ETH) Market Supply?

The current circulating supply of ether (ETH) is $120,238,497.76.

What Is Ethereum (ETH) Mining?

Ethereum (ETH) mining is the process of creating new blocks of transactions on the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum is currently secured by a Proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism, so the process of mining Ethereum is similar to that of Bitcoin. In Ethereum mining, mining nodes compete to solve a complicated cryptographic hash puzzle in order to receive a chance to record a new block of transactions and be compensated in Ether.

How Can I Buy Ethereum (ETH)?

The second largest cryptocurrency in the industry, ether (ETH) is available for purchase on basically any decentralized or centralized cryptocurrency exchange. The TabTrader app aggregates 30+ major cryptocurrency exchanges and allows its users to monitor 20K+ trading instruments in real time.

What is Ethereum (ETH) Gas?

Ethereum gas is the transaction fees charged when performing any actions on the Ethereum blockchain. A unit of gas represents the computational power required to conduct a specific operation on the network. The gas price is measured in Gwei — a denomination of ether (ETH). One Gwei is equal to 0.000000001 ETH.

How to Calculate ETH Gas Price?

A total gas fee per transaction on the Ethereum network is currently calculated via the following formula: Gas units (limit) * (Base fee + Tip). 

  • The ether (ETH) gas limit refers to the maximum amount of gas a user can consume on a transaction.
  • The base fee is the minimum amount of gas required to complete a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain. The base fee is calculated algorithmically based on network utilization.

How Can I Store My Ethereum (ETH)?

As with any other crypto asset, ether (ETH) is usually stored in digital wallets — a kind of computer software that allows users to interact with balances held on a blockchain. A digital wallet can be either hardware-based or web-based. In the TabTrader app, users can store ether (ETH) and any other digital currency in the TabTrader digital wallet.

Ethereum 2.0: What is It and How It Works?

Ethereum 2.0 is an upgrade of the Ethereum blockchain that will use a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism instead of Ethereum’s PoW (Proof-of-Work). PoW (Proof-of-Work) requires miners to contribute computing power in order to verify transactions, while PoS (Proof-of-Stake) works by having nodes stake the ​associated cryptocurrency and selecting validators based on the amount of stake.