Every minted eNAT is a certificate of one block's combustion. Browse the archive by block, by holder, or by historical event.
This panel shows the top 24 blocks by burn, not the global mint count. An Unminted row means the eNAT is still open for anyone to claim; a Minted row shows its current owner.
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An editorial cut. Five Ethereum moments since the EIP-1559 fork, each with the block it minted around it.
We grouped these by Ethereum's notable moments to give you a way to browse — it changes the reading order, not the blocks themselves or how they trade.