Accounts created
countLens accounts created on the latest complete UTC day.
How many Lens accounts are active, how much do they post and what does Lens Chain run on?
Lens accounts created, posts and follows per day and gas paid in GHO on Lens Chain, with the history Lens brought over from Polygon.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Accounts, posts and follows per day.
Lens accounts created on the latest complete UTC day.
Accounts that posted, followed, reacted or updated their profile on the latest complete day.
Posts, comments and quotes recorded on Lens on the latest complete day.
Follows recorded on Lens graphs on the latest complete day.
Monthly active accounts since 2022, with the move from Polygon to Lens Chain in April 2025 marked.
Gas, sponsorship and apps on Lens Chain.
Gas paid in GHO on Lens Chain on the latest complete day.
Share of the latest day's Lens Chain transactions whose gas an app sponsored.
Posts in the period by the app they were made through.
Daily transactions on Lens Chain over the period, split into Lens social actions and other contracts.
Lens is a social protocol in which accounts, usernames, follows and posts are records in smart contracts. Built by the team behind Aave, it ran on Polygon from 2022 and moved in April 2025 to Lens Chain, a ZKsync-based network that uses GHO, Aave's dollar stablecoin, for gas. Profiles and posts from the Polygon era were migrated with it.
Because Lens activity is on-chain, this dashboard can count accounts created, posts and follows each day directly from Lens Chain, along with the gas paid and how much of it apps sponsored for their users. In January 2026 Mask Network became the steward of Lens, and the protocol's contracts stayed open for any app to build on.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
The network Lens Protocol moved to in April 2025, built with ZKsync's technology and using GHO, Aave's stablecoin, for gas. Lens profiles and posts previously lived on Polygon and were migrated to it.
Lens was built by the team behind Aave. In January 2026 Mask Network became its steward, with Aave moving to an advisory role and the protocol's contracts staying open and permissionless.
The dashboard counts accounts created and accounts that acted on-chain each day. Lens accounts are smart contract accounts, so one person can control several, and counting actions shows use rather than sign-ups.
Paying gas in a dollar stablecoin keeps the cost of posting predictable for users and lets apps budget the gas they sponsor. The dashboard shows gas paid in GHO and the share apps covered.
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