When I began researching MVRP (Market Value Realized Price) metrics, I realized there was a surprising gap: the raw Ethereum genesis allocation was not easily available in a clean, verifiable form. Many discussions reference the initial 72 million ETH supply, but the underlying ledger was scattered across old blog posts, screenshots, and half-complete community exports.
This page is my effort to close that gap. I crawled the data directly from an erigon archive node, verified it against the known total supply, and exported it into simple, reproducible CSV and JSON formats. By doing so, I wanted to create an immutable record of the very first allocation of Ether — one that can be referenced by researchers, developers, and anyone curious about Ethereum's origins.
The genesis ledger is more than just numbers; it's a snapshot of the Ethereum community at birth. Every address here represents an early supporter, developer, or participant who believed in the project before it launched. Preserving this record in an accessible format ensures that as Ethereum evolves, the history of its starting point remains transparent and open.
Whether you are analyzing supply dynamics, building historical models, or just exploring Ethereum's earliest footprint, I hope this dataset helps provide clarity and context. This is why I created LedgerStats — to make raw blockchain history both accurate and accessible.
This dataset is the canonical allocation at Ethereum genesis (block 0).
debug_accountRange.dump_genesis_alloc.py).genesis_alloc.csv.genesis_builder.py) with block_number=0 and tx_type=alloc.72,009,990.5 ETH.