Uniswap V4 Metrics - Decoded data directly powers Uniswap V4 metrics, including trading volume, fees, and revenue [1] - This enables support for projects like EulerSwap and future projects built on V4 using hooks [2]

Market Position & Valuation - $PUMP trades below its ICO price, at $36 billion [1] - Weekly generated fees for $PUMP are trending down, yet remain at a respectable $102 million [1] - $PUMP ranks 17th in the crypto industry in terms of fees, just below $BONK [1] - $BONK has a $25 billion market cap ($3 billion FDV), while $PUMP has a $13 billion MC ($36 billion FDV) [1] Tokenomics & Distribution - Pump Fun's DEX generates about 50% of all fees [1] - From the total 03% swap fee, 005% goes to the team, and 25% of that is for $PUMP buybacks [1] - $PUMP private sale investors hold 18% of the total supply [1] - $PUMP's ICO FDV is 322x from the earliest reported seed valuation of $12 million USD [2] - $BONK is much more widely distributed than $PUMP [2]

The ultimate price tags on the fees could make a huge difference for fintech companies. (Photo: Noam Galai via Getty Images) https://t.co/6S3xLHa7lE https://t.co/uo7tqLWECH ...

The ultimate price tags on the fees could make a major difference for fintech companies. (Photo: Noam Galai via Getty Images) https://t.co/6S3xLHa7lE https://t.co/GH9gtnmNXH ...

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/6S3xLHa7lE https://t.co/fSBhdErrzJ ...

Stablecoins on Polkadot:Aura, high.Fees, low. ...

Now $38mm in liquidity. https://t.co/egrbZgNNY0s4mmy (@S4mmyEth):Details leaked for @prjx_hl:i) ~$1mm in liquidity deployedii) Points distributed based on fees generatediii) So, fees earned from LP'ing and tradingiv) 10% boost for using ICO's ref code: "sammy" https://t.co/GQijvAVlbm ...

But the fees themselves because of Apple Pay, I tried to buy a h 100 bucks worth of uh Bitcoin and the fee because I had to use Apple Pay was $6.25%. So I got $93.75%. So if you're looking for that and you're outside the United States, might be something for you like GemJim.But if you're in the United States and stuck like me, watch out for those fees because they can be pretty pretty vicious. ...

Arbitrum One Performance - Applications on Arbitrum One generated approximately $130.4 million in fees during Q2 2025 [1] - The reported data excludes fees paid on Orbit Chains, including the upcoming Robinhood App Chain [1]

Definition of Blockchain GDP - Blockchain GDP measures the USD value of what end users pay in Fees to interact with a chain's applications [1] - GDP excludes gas fees paid to the underlying chain [1] - An onchain transaction by an application's end user is classified as a Fee whenever the application is entitled to apply a take rate (0-100%) on it [1] - The GDP metric takes into account the total Fee paid by the end user [1] - Example: a borrower on Aave pays $100 in interest on their loan; the Fee equals $100 [2] - The GDP metric is intentionally based on Fees, and not Revenue [2] - The GDP metric takes into account end user payments of widely used applications that have a 0% take rate, such as Uniswap & Morpho [2]