The Ethereum network can succeed while the ETH token doesn't - that's the "value capture" question. These six readings show whether the network's success is actually reaching the token, or leaking past it. Each reading has a public source and a fixed threshold.
This verdict judges value capture by the ETH token, not the health of the Ethereum network. The two can diverge - that divergence is what this instrument measures.
Bank price targets for ETH have swung by over 60% - within months, from the same analyst.
When the serious research houses scatter between $1,200 and $40,000 and revise their numbers every quarter, a single target is difficult to use. These six readings instead track relative performance, supply, settlement, collateral, L2 fee routing, and institutional demand.
Five readings update from public data sources. The sixth - ETF absorption - is a reported figure refreshed by hand from published ETF flow aggregates, because no free endpoint serves it; it is labeled separately.
The six readings provide context for ETH exposure without relying on a price target. Thresholds are fixed in advance; source values and update time are shown on the page. The hand-refreshed ETF figure is labeled separately.
How this is measured →