Please correct me if I am wrong in any of the following statements.
All the ETH for ETH2 staking are sent to the Beacon Deposit Contract address.
Choose a random validator from Beaconscan and we can find it made a deposit transaction of 32 ETH using this EVM address.
Naturally, this transaction contributes to the balance history of Beacon Deposit address.
We can also find this 'validator' has a balance of ~34.2 ETH at the time of this post, which is as expected as it has accumulated ETH2 and POS rewards (at least for the consensus layer part).
My question is that, if the rewards part, i.e. the additional ~2.2 ETH for the above validator are reflected in any of the past transactions of the Beacon deposit contract.
Otherwise, the balance of the Beacon deposit contract 'does not contain' the rewards part for all its depositors. Then, is there a way for me to get an estimation of the total rewards for the ETH2 staking, which is not a very small part of the total ETH supply.