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Yesterday was an ATH in terms of daily transactions and active addresses on @base
While impressive, these metrics can be seen as vanity without a deeper dive into the type of usage, especially since onchain spam is common, particularly on lower-fee chains. For this reason, we are exploring the introduction of robust wallet labeling to better characterize onchain activity.
Also worth noting that @base stablecoin supply hit an ATH, with $3.36B in assets onchain.
https://dune.com/sealaunch/base-overview
While impressive, these metrics can be seen as vanity without a deeper dive into the type of usage, especially since onchain spam is common, particularly on lower-fee chains. For this reason, we are exploring the introduction of robust wallet labeling to better characterize onchain activity.
Also worth noting that @base stablecoin supply hit an ATH, with $3.36B in assets onchain.
https://dune.com/sealaunch/base-overview
We just updated our L2 Rollups economics Dune dashboard to add new chains. Now compares L2 profitability of Arbitrum, Base, Blast, Scroll, zkSync Era, Optimism, Zora Network, Mantle and Linea.
In the last 90D, these chains generated $ 26M in onchain profit, with Base ($7,5M), Arbitrum ($6,8M) and Blast ($ 4M) generating ~70% of the profits.
In terms of L1 costs, Scroll generated 33% of the costs, followed by Base and Arbitrum.
Since Blob introduction, most of chains have a high onchain profit margin (above 90%), but Linea and Blast have the highest margins at ~97%.
Check the dashboard below
https://dune.com/sealaunch/rollups-profits?Select+Timeframe_e1d520=90&Select+Date+Granularity_e0e138=
In the last 90D, these chains generated $ 26M in onchain profit, with Base ($7,5M), Arbitrum ($6,8M) and Blast ($ 4M) generating ~70% of the profits.
In terms of L1 costs, Scroll generated 33% of the costs, followed by Base and Arbitrum.
Since Blob introduction, most of chains have a high onchain profit margin (above 90%), but Linea and Blast have the highest margins at ~97%.
Check the dashboard below
https://dune.com/sealaunch/rollups-profits?Select+Timeframe_e1d520=90&Select+Date+Granularity_e0e138=
Super cool update by @interface team with token swaps directly on the app and interface web!
🤌 @wijuwiju.eth @annoushka.eth
🤌 @wijuwiju.eth @annoushka.eth
Happy to work on this one with @nonlinear.eth
Hypersub unlocks recurring revenue for creators or any community, one of the main problems to tackle in the space.
📊 https://dune.com/fabric/protocol
Hypersub unlocks recurring revenue for creators or any community, one of the main problems to tackle in the space.
📊 https://dune.com/fabric/protocol
Uniswap typically dominates DEX volume on the chains where it operates, though there are exceptions.
On @base, for example, @uniswap led with 87% of the volume back in March. However, @aerodrome now leads with 56% of the volume.
In contrast, when looking at the market share by addresses, Uniswap still holds a significant advantage, with 93% of active DEX addresses on Base.
Moreover, Base accounts for 80% of Uniswap's active addresses, making Uniswap one of the primary beneficiaries among DEXs of the new users onboarded by Base.
Source: https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base
On @base, for example, @uniswap led with 87% of the volume back in March. However, @aerodrome now leads with 56% of the volume.
In contrast, when looking at the market share by addresses, Uniswap still holds a significant advantage, with 93% of active DEX addresses on Base.
Moreover, Base accounts for 80% of Uniswap's active addresses, making Uniswap one of the primary beneficiaries among DEXs of the new users onboarded by Base.
Source: https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base
Ethereum, Arbitrum and Avalanche lead in weekly DEX volume per address and average trade size on DEXs.
Since mid-July, Avalanche has seen faster growth in both metrics, even surpassing Arbitrum in average trade size.
Source: https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-cross-chain-metrics
Since mid-July, Avalanche has seen faster growth in both metrics, even surpassing Arbitrum in average trade size.
Source: https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-cross-chain-metrics
Base with close to 500k unique addresses on DEXs yesterday
https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base
https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base
DEX users on @base have been growing for the last month, reaching new ATHs in the last days.
Base is now the second biggest chain in terms of DEX users after Solana, surpassing BNB Chain.
https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base?Select+Timeframe_ed47bb=120
Base is now the second biggest chain in terms of DEX users after Solana, surpassing BNB Chain.
https://dune.com/sealaunch/dex-metrics-on-base?Select+Timeframe_ed47bb=120
There's $ 2,7M in Zora unclaimed protocol rewards.
When you create or collect on Zora you earn rewards (creator, first minter, mint referral and create referral).
The amount generated from rewards is aggregated into an escrow contract and can be withdrawn by users at any time.
Zora has generated 7,300 ETH in total rewards, and users have withdrawn 6,536 ETH. This means there's a total of rewards unclaimed by users of ~746 ETH ($2,7M).
There's 23 wallets with more than $20k to claim, 259 wallets with more than $500 to claim and 17,924 wallets with more than $5 to claim.
From our analysis, here's some examples of high rewards that aren't claimed:
- Companies that did a drop on Zora, but don't use the "corporate wallet" often to have visibility on the unclaimed rewards;
- Drops launched by multisigs that also don't have visibility on the UI of the unclaimed rewards;
- Rewards associated with Splits created on Zora.
When you create or collect on Zora you earn rewards (creator, first minter, mint referral and create referral).
The amount generated from rewards is aggregated into an escrow contract and can be withdrawn by users at any time.
Zora has generated 7,300 ETH in total rewards, and users have withdrawn 6,536 ETH. This means there's a total of rewards unclaimed by users of ~746 ETH ($2,7M).
There's 23 wallets with more than $20k to claim, 259 wallets with more than $500 to claim and 17,924 wallets with more than $5 to claim.
From our analysis, here's some examples of high rewards that aren't claimed:
- Companies that did a drop on Zora, but don't use the "corporate wallet" often to have visibility on the unclaimed rewards;
- Drops launched by multisigs that also don't have visibility on the UI of the unclaimed rewards;
- Rewards associated with Splits created on Zora.
Check how creators like @coopahtroopa.eth are tackling onchain distribution with @boostxyz
https://x.com/sealaunch_/status/1795850274147373566?s=46
https://x.com/sealaunch_/status/1795850274147373566?s=46
In the last two days, Zora Network surpassed 1M daily transactions for the first time
@modenetwork daily transactions reached a new ATH yesterday.
Transactions per day have been trending up for the last weeks, with a growth of almost 3x since the beginning of April.
Transactions per day have been trending up for the last weeks, with a growth of almost 3x since the beginning of April.
DEX trading on Base had a big impact on Rainbow (volume/fees/users).
At peak days Base represented +80% of volume/+70% of users on Rainbow.
At peak days Base represented +80% of volume/+70% of users on Rainbow.