How often did Christians celebrate the Eucharist in the early church?

In the early church, the Eucharist was originally celebrated every Sunday.12

Initially, the rite was enacted as a common meal—often referred to as an agapē—that included the sharing of bread and wine to signify the presence of Jesus. Over time, this meal became vestigial and was eventually abandoned by the end of the 2nd century. As the practice evolved, the frequency of the celebration increased, and by the 4th century, the Eucharist was being celebrated daily.12