Chains · 35
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Each chain gathers the dashboards, reports and tables that read it, from fees and activity to the protocols and tokens that live on it.
BaseBase is Coinbase's Ethereum layer 2, built on the OP Stack. Its apps cover fees, activity, stablecoins, token launches and the creator and agent economies that grew on it.145 apps →ArbitrumArbitrum One is the largest optimistic rollup by activity, settling to Ethereum. Its apps cover gas and activity, DeFi on Arbitrum, bridges and the Orbit chains built with its stack.126 apps →BNB ChainBNB Chain is a high-throughput EVM chain with low fees, home to large DEX and memecoin activity. Its apps cover gas, transactions, stablecoins, launchpads and perps.93 apps →TronTron carries much of the world's USDT transfers. Its apps cover stablecoin supply and transfers, energy and bandwidth fees, accounts, TRX burn and network revenue.37 apps →HyperliquidHyperliquid runs a perpetuals exchange on its own layer 1, with HyperEVM beside it. Its apps cover open interest, funding, liquidations, buybacks, vaults and HIP-3 markets.20 apps →OP MainnetOP Mainnet is the first OP Stack chain and the center of the Superchain. Its apps cover gas, activity, sequencer revenue and the chains that share its stack.61 apps →PolygonPolygon PoS is a long-running EVM sidechain that has turned toward payments and tokenized assets. Its apps cover gas, transactions, stablecoin payments and prediction markets.64 apps →AvalancheAvalanche runs the C-Chain for EVM apps and a growing set of Avalanche L1s with their own validators. Its apps cover fees, activity, L1s, stablecoins and tokenized assets.51 apps →TONTON is the chain behind Telegram's wallets and mini apps. Its apps cover active wallets, transactions, jettons such as USDT, NFT gifts and the activity Telegram brings.11 apps →SuiSui is a Move-based layer 1 with an object model and parallel execution. Its apps cover transactions, fees, staking and comparisons with other high-throughput chains.14 apps →AptosAptos is a Move-based layer 1 built for parallel execution. Its apps cover transactions, fees, staking, tokenized assets and how it compares with Sui.14 apps →XRP LedgerThe XRP Ledger is a payments-focused chain with a built-in DEX and AMM. Its apps cover payments, accounts, AMM pools, escrow releases and XRP ETF holdings.10 apps →ZKsyncZKsync Era is a zero-knowledge rollup with native account abstraction. Its apps cover fees, activity, proofs posted to Ethereum and its place among layer 2s.17 apps →LineaLinea is a zkEVM rollup that burns ETH and LINEA with its fees. Its apps cover gas, activity, the dual burn and its costs to settle on Ethereum.23 apps →ScrollScroll is a zkEVM rollup that posts its data and proofs to Ethereum. Its apps cover gas, activity, proving and settlement costs.18 apps →MantleMantle is an Ethereum layer 2 with its own data availability and a large treasury. Its apps cover fees, activity and the liquid staking and DeFi built on it.12 apps →BlastBlast is an Ethereum layer 2 that passes native yield on ETH and stablecoins to holders. Its apps cover fees, activity and how its yield works.10 apps →UnichainUnichain is Uniswap's OP Stack layer 2, built for trading with fast blocks. Its apps cover gas, activity, swaps and its place in the Superchain.25 apps →StarknetStarknet is a validity rollup that runs Cairo programs and pays fees in STRK or ETH. Its apps cover fees, activity, proofs and staking.4 apps →SonicSonic is a fast EVM layer 1 that shares fees with app developers. Its apps cover gas, activity, the fee share and DeFi on Sonic.11 apps →BerachainBerachain is an EVM layer 1 secured by proof of liquidity, where staked liquidity earns governance rewards. Its apps cover activity, rewards and its DeFi core.9 apps →CeloCelo moved from its own layer 1 to an Ethereum layer 2 and focuses on mobile payments and stablecoins. Its apps cover activity, fees and stablecoin payments.10 apps →GnosisGnosis Chain is an EVM chain with its own beacon chain, home to payment cards and prediction markets. Its apps cover activity, fees, validators and payments.16 apps →World ChainWorld Chain is an OP Stack layer 2 that gives verified humans priority blockspace. Its apps cover World ID verifications, activity and the World App wallets on it.11 apps →InkInk is an OP Stack layer 2 built by an exchange to bring its users on-chain. Its apps cover activity, fees and the DeFi growing on it.14 apps →KatanaKatana is a layer 2 built for DeFi liquidity, routing sequencer and protocol revenue back to its own markets. Its apps cover activity, liquidity and yields.5 apps →MonadMonad is a parallel-execution EVM layer 1 with fast blocks. Its apps cover transactions, active addresses, fees, staking and token launches.9 apps →PlasmaPlasma is a layer 1 built for stablecoin payments, with fee-free USDT transfers. Its apps cover stablecoin supply, transfers and payments activity.16 apps →HyperEVMHyperEVM is the EVM chain beside Hyperliquid's exchange, sharing its state. Its apps cover activity, stablecoins and DeFi built against Hyperliquid.11 apps →NEARNEAR is a sharded layer 1 that now also settles cross-chain intents. Its apps cover activity, fees, intents volume and staking.7 apps →CardanoCardano is a proof-of-stake layer 1 with on-chain governance and a treasury. Its apps cover activity, staking, treasury withdrawals and governance votes.6 apps →StellarStellar is a payments chain with built-in assets and anchors. Its apps cover payments, accounts and the stablecoins and tokenized funds issued on it.12 apps →DogecoinDogecoin is a proof-of-work chain merged-mined with Litecoin. Its apps cover transactions, fees, hashrate and how its supply is held.4 apps →CosmosThe Cosmos Hub is the proof-of-stake chain at the center of the Cosmos ecosystem. Its apps cover ATOM staking, validators and interchain activity.6 apps →TempoTempo is a payments-focused chain built for stablecoin transfers at scale. Its apps cover stablecoin payments and machine payments.4 apps →