Transactions, latest day
countTransactions in Linea blocks on the latest complete UTC day.
How busy is Linea, what does gas cost there and how much ETH and LINEA has its burn destroyed?
Transactions, gas and fees on Linea, with the ETH and LINEA burned each time the chain's surplus is swept.
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.
Transactions, active addresses and fees on Linea, with what a token transfer costs now.
Transactions in Linea blocks on the latest complete UTC day.
Distinct addresses that sent at least one transaction on Linea on the latest complete UTC day.
The median priority fee in the latest Linea blocks, which carries Linea's variable data cost above the base fee floor.
What a token transfer costs at the latest block, from its gas and the current median priority fee.
Daily transactions and daily active addresses on Linea over the selected period.
What Linea paid Ethereum each day, split into blob fees for data submission and gas for finalization transactions and their proofs.
ETH and LINEA burned from Linea's surplus, cycle by cycle.
ETH sent from the revenue vault to the zero address since the burn began.
LINEA destroyed by the token burner on Ethereum since the burn began.
ETH burned and ETH spent on LINEA each week, from the burn transactions.
Each cycle: fees swept, invoices paid, ETH burned, ETH swapped, LINEA bought and LINEA burned, with the transactions on Linea and Ethereum.
Linea is a zkEVM rollup on Ethereum started by Consensys. Gas is paid in ETH, and each batch of blocks is proven with a validity proof before it is final on Ethereum. This dashboard follows Linea's daily transactions, active addresses and fees, along with the data and finalization transactions it pays Ethereum for.
Linea is also known for its dual burn. Fees collect in a revenue vault on Linea; once infrastructure costs are paid, a fifth of the surplus is burned as ETH and the rest buys LINEA on a Linea DEX, which is bridged to Ethereum and burned there. The dashboard reads each step of that loop, so every token burned can be traced to the fees that paid for it.
Gas on Linea is priced differently from most rollups. The base fee rests at a floor of seven wei, and the priority fee carries the variable cost of posting data to Ethereum, which each block publishes in its header. The gas figures read both from every block.
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
Gas fees on Linea are paid in ETH into a revenue vault. After infrastructure costs are covered, a fifth of the surplus is burned as ETH and the rest is swapped for LINEA on a Linea DEX, bridged to Ethereum and burned there. Anyone can trigger the final burn step on Ethereum.
The dual burn went live in November 2025 and also covered fees collected since September 2025, around the launch of the LINEA token. The dashboard lists every burn transaction from the first one on.
Linea applies the EIP-1559 rule, but its base fee sits at a floor of seven wei, where the change from one block to the next rounds down to nothing. The price that moves is the priority fee, which wallets estimate from the data cost each block publishes, so the dashboard charts the priority fee.
No. LINEA carries no governance rights and is not needed to pay gas, which is paid in ETH. Most of its supply is set aside for the ecosystem, and the Consensys allocation is locked and non-transferable for five years.
In 2026 Linea began staking part of the ETH held by its canonical bridge on Ethereum through Lido v3, a feature it calls Yield Boost. The dashboard reads the staked amount from the bridge and vault contracts and shows it beside the ETH held unstaked.
Activity, gas and fees on Scroll, with the time each batch takes from commitment to a verified proof on Ethereum.
ScrollEthereumActivity and fees on ZKsync Era, the share of transactions paid by paymasters and how long batches take to settle on Ethereum.
ZKsyncEthereumFees each Ethereum layer 2 collects from users against what it pays Ethereum for data and proofs, with the margin left, by day and chain.
Multi-chainBaseArbitrum+5What a transfer, a token send and a swap cost on each Ethereum layer 2 right now and over time, with the Ethereum data fee shown apart.
Multi-chainBaseArbitrum+5A dated monthly league table of token buybacks and burns: who spent the most, what share of supply it removed and how it was paid for.
Multi-chainHyperliquidSolana+2Transactions and gas per second on Ethereum and each layer 2, in total and per chain, counted from blocks without system transactions.
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