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X @Token Terminal π
Token Terminal πΒ· 2025-08-21 08:53
Overview - Blockchains are emerging as Internet-native economies, making Chain GDP a significant metric [1] Arbitrum Performance - Arbitrum launched in 2021 and has become a leading Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) solution [1] - Arbitrum leads in total value secured, holding approximately $19 billion [1] - Arbitrum leads in perpetual futures (Perps) volume [1] - Arbitrum leads in fees generated [1]
X @TylerD π§ββοΈ
TylerD π§ββοΈΒ· 2025-08-14 20:56
Hyperliquid eating in this volatilityNew ATH in fees generated in the past day with $7.47MKix (@SpeculatorArt):Hyperliquid just smashed all time highs in fees generated.$7.47 million!!!I think this is a $100b circulating company.Will be obvious in hindsight how undervalued it was. https://t.co/ukq25fm7Di ...
X @Token Terminal π
Token Terminal πΒ· 2025-08-13 19:35
Key Performance Indicators - Companies and DAOs generate the most fees, indicating users' willingness to pay for their services [1]
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Token Terminal πΒ· 2025-08-08 10:50
DeFi Performance - Raydium Protocol ε¨ Solana δΈηζ―ε¨θ΄Ήη¨ε¨θΏε»δΈδΈͺζε
ε’ιΏηΊ¦ 100% [1]
X @Ivan on Tech π³ππ°
Ivan on Tech π³ππ°Β· 2025-08-07 16:18
Transaction Metrics - Solana εΉ³εδΊ€ζιζ―δ»₯ε€ͺεε€ 121 million [1] - Solana ιεΊ¦ζ―δ»₯ε€ͺεη 68 ε [1] - Solana θ΄Ήη¨ζ―δ»₯ε€ͺεδ½ 722 ε [1]
X @Token Terminal π
Token Terminal πΒ· 2025-08-05 20:53
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]