EthereumPoW

EthereumPoW (ETHW) is a Layer 1 blockchain that came into existence when a portion of the Ethereum community chose not to follow Ethereum's migration from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake, instead continuing to operate the original chain under its prior consensus rules. It targets developers and users who prefer to interact with an Ethereum-compatible environment that still relies on mining rather than staking to secure the network. The project maintains compatibility with Ethereum's smart-contract infrastructure while diverging at the point of the consensus change.

EthereumPoW secures its network through proof-of-work mining, meaning participants dedicate computing power to validate transactions and add blocks, a method inherited directly from pre-merge Ethereum. The ETHW token is used to pay transaction fees on the network and to reward miners for producing blocks. The chain supports smart contracts, and the stored data notes approximately 107,818,717 ETHW in circulating supply, with 100 percent of that supply already issued and no further dilution pending.

The data provided does not include a protocol fee stream — there is no revenue figure, fee-collection metric, or earnings figure stored for EthereumPoW. Miners receive block rewards and transaction fees paid by users in ETHW, but those flows are not captured in this dataset. The total value locked on the chain stands at 11,317.99 USD at the point-in-time snapshot, and the market-cap-to-TVL ratio is 2,518.31, meaning the network's market capitalisation is roughly 2,518 times the value of assets deposited in its on-chain applications — a figure that reflects the very small scale of activity relative to the token's aggregate market value. Stablecoin supply hosted on the chain is 1,444,588.30 USD at the same snapshot.