According to Golden Finance's report, on August 19th, the gas fees for Ethereum have reached their lowest level in five years. The Gas Tracker from Etherscan shows that the current average network fee on layer 1 of Ethereum is 2.15 Gwei, or $0.13, which is the lowest value since 2019. Kaiko's research suggests that the decrease in fees may affect the issuance and usage of gas by Ethereum. If the supply does not deflate, this phenomenon could also impact the price of Ethereum. Notably, with the reduction in network fees and a decrease in the rate of base fee burn after the launch of EIP-1559, the total supply of Ethereum (ETH) has increased since April. According to data from ultrasound.money, during this period, the ETH supply has increased by 0.2%, rising from approximately 120,063,000 to about 120,286,000, meaning that over the past four months, around 223,000 ETH have been added, equivalent to roughly $59.1 million at current spot prices. Further analysis indicates that on a weekly basis, the ETH supply grows annually by 0.71%. Assuming the current consumption rate, approximately 16,500 ETH are added each week.