Transactions, latest day
countTransactions in OP Mainnet blocks on the latest complete UTC day, leaving out the L1 attributes deposit that opens each block.
How busy is OP Mainnet, and how much revenue do it and the Superchain send to the Optimism Collective?
Transactions, gas and fee vault revenue on OP Mainnet, with the Superchain revenue share and the OP buybacks it funds.
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 OP Mainnet, with each fee split by kind.
Transactions in OP Mainnet blocks on the latest complete UTC day, leaving out the L1 attributes deposit that opens each block.
Distinct addresses that sent at least one transaction on OP Mainnet on the latest complete UTC day.
The base fee per gas of the latest OP Mainnet block, from its header.
The share of fees paid on the latest complete day that was the L1 data fee, against execution and operator fees.
Daily transactions and daily active addresses on OP Mainnet over the selected period.
Daily fees split into base fee, priority fee, L1 data fee and operator fee, from receipts.
OP Mainnet's net revenue, the revenue share other chains pay and the OP it buys.
OP Mainnet's fee vault revenue over the last 30 days minus what it paid Ethereum for batches and dispute games.
Revenue share payments the Collective received from other Superchain chains over the last 30 days, from their transactions.
Revenue share received each month, stacked by the chain that paid it, with each chain's latest payment marked.
Each OP purchase made from Superchain revenue: date, ETH spent, OP bought and the transaction, with months without a purchase listed.
OP Mainnet is the original OP Stack chain: an optimistic rollup on Ethereum governed by the Optimism Collective, with permissionless fault proofs. This dashboard reads its blocks for daily transactions, active addresses and gas. It splits each fee into the execution part and the L1 data part that pays for posting batches to Ethereum.
OP Mainnet is also where the Superchain's revenue is counted. Its own net sequencer revenue goes to the Collective, and other Superchain members pay a share of theirs: the greater of a cut of gross fees and a larger cut of net on-chain profit. The dashboard reads those payments as transactions, chain by chain, along with the OP purchases governance approved in early 2026 to make from that revenue.
Fee vault balances, withdrawals and revenue share payments are all public on OP Mainnet and Ethereum, so every figure here names the block and the transaction it was read from and can be checked by anyone.
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
No. As on every OP Stack chain, the base fee is paid into a fee vault instead of being burned. OP Mainnet's vaults collect the base fee, priority fees, the L1 data fee and the operator fee, and its net sequencer revenue goes to the Optimism Collective.
Chains that join the Superchain agree to pay the Optimism Collective part of their sequencer revenue: the greater of a small cut of gross fees and a larger cut of net on-chain profit, after what they pay Ethereum. OP Mainnet contributes its whole net sequencer revenue.
Base was long the largest payer. In February 2026 it announced a move to its own Base-operated stack, compatible with the OP Stack specification, and Optimism said the earlier revenue share would not continue. The dashboard shows each chain's payments up to its latest one.
Governance approved a pilot in early 2026 that uses half of incoming Superchain revenue for monthly OP purchases, paused in months when revenue falls below a set floor. The dashboard reads each purchase from the treasury's transactions and lists the months without one.
It is what a transaction pays for the bytes it adds to the batch posted to Ethereum. It is estimated from the transaction's compressed size, Ethereum's base fee, its blob base fee and scalars set in the GasPriceOracle predeploy. The receipt shows it as the L1 fee.
Daily transactions, active addresses and fees on Base, what it pays Ethereum to settle and how it compares with Arbitrum and OP Mainnet.
BaseEthereumArbitrum+1Every OP Stack chain in one table: Superchain membership, proofs, data availability, gas token, revenue share and daily activity.
Multi-chainEthereumOP Mainnet+7Activity, gas and Uniswap swaps on Unichain, with the sequencer revenue it routes toward the UNI burn.
UnichainEthereumFees 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+5Which protocols spend the most buying back or burning their own tokens, what pays for it and what share of supply the purchases remove.
Multi-chainHyperliquidSolana+4Transactions and gas per second on Ethereum and each layer 2, in total and per chain, counted from blocks without system transactions.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+6Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.