Transaction Metrics - Solana 平均交易量比以太坊多 121 million [1] - Solana 速度是以太坊的 68 倍 [1] - Solana 费用比以太坊低 722 倍 [1]

Definition of Blockchain GDP - Blockchain GDP measures the USD value of end-user fees for interacting with a chain's applications [1] - The GDP metric excludes gas fees paid to the underlying chain [1] - On-chain transactions are classified as fees when the application can apply a take rate (0-100%) [1] - The GDP metric considers the total fee paid by the end user [1] - For example, if a borrower on Aave pays $100 in interest, the fee equals $100 [2] Rationale for Using Fees - The GDP metric is based on fees, not revenue, to include end-user payments from applications with a 0% take rate, such as Uniswap & Morpho [2]

👻 ICYMI: Daily fees on @aave are up ~200% in the past three months.Fees include the interest paid by borrowers on the Aave platform. https://t.co/fsqn9uSfWM ...

Compensation Trends in Family Offices - The number of family offices has tripled since 2019, reaching over 4500 worldwide [1] - Median compensation for CEOs of investment-focused family offices exceeds $800,000 [1] - Median compensation for CIOs is $900,000 [1] - CEOs of large investment-focused family offices (with over $1 billion in assets) average over $3 million annually [2] - More than half of family offices offer executives co-investments alongside the family [3] - Some family offices offer carried interest or a share of investment profits and profit sharing [3] Drivers and Strategies - Rising pay is driven by performance as family offices become more like private equity firms [2] - Family offices are increasingly investing directly in private companies [2] - Family offices are hiring private equity executives and paying them more like private equity firms [3] - Family offices provide a dedicated representative to ensure clients are not being overcharged by larger institutions [9]

Market Share & Growth - BonkFun's market share in the launchpad industry reached a new all-time high (ATH) of 828%, the largest since its launch 3 months ago [1] - Since becoming the industry's biggest launchpad 19 days ago, BonkFun has generated a total of $2673 million in fees [1] - BonkFun generates an average of $141 million daily in fees [1] - BonkFun ends another day with $198 million in fees, surpassing Solana, Ethereum, and Phantom [1] Fee Allocation & Tokenomics - 58% of BonkFun fees are directly used to buy $BONK [1][2] - 50% of fees are used to buy and burn BONK [1] - 4% of fees are used to buy BONK for the Strategic BONK Reserves [2] - 4% of fees are used to buy BONK for the BonkRewards program [2] Market Sentiment - The market views $BONK as a potential repeat of the $HYPE trade [2] - There is an expectation that Bonk's market cap could reach $10 billion+ [2]

Investment Impact - Even small differences in investment fees can significantly impact portfolio value over time [1] - Investment services and products fees affect the value of investment portfolios [1]

Base Platform Performance - Applications on Base generated approximately $13760万 in fees during Q2 '25 [1]

Financial Performance - BonkFun's 24-hour fees reached $1.99 million, surpassing Solana, Ethereum, and Phantom [1] - BonkFun generated a total of $23.13 million in fees, averaging $1.36 million daily over 17 days [1] - BonkFun's 24-hour revenue reached $1.84 million, exceeding Jupiter, Ethereum, and Phantom [1] Tokenomics & Strategic Reserves - 50% of BonkFun fees are allocated to buying and burning $BONK [1] - 4% of BonkFun fees are allocated to buying BONK for Strategic BONK Reserves [2] - 4% of BonkFun fees are allocated to buying BONK for the BonkRewards program [2] Market Dynamics & Token Launch - BonkFun launched over 29,000 tokens in a 24-hour period [1] - Industry analysis suggests $BONK is a re-run of the $HYPE trade, with potential for a $10 billion+ market cap [1]

Pretty hard to ignore BONK at this pointVolume and fees up and to the right...Unipcs (aka 'Bonk Guy') 🎒 (@theunipcs):BonkFun just hit yet another all-time high in 24-hour fees$1.95 million in fees was generated by the platform over the last 24 hours- 50% of fees go toward buying and burning BONK- 4% of fees buy BONK for the Strategic BONK Reserves- 4% of fees buy BONK for the BonkRewards https://t.co/VVe6Rw55tw ...

The ultimate price tags on the fees could make a life-or-death difference for fintech companies. (Photo: Noam Galai via Getty Images) https://t.co/maa9UL0BeR https://t.co/vS4Oyv8MX7 ...