Ethereum TPS: Mainnet and Layer 2 Transactions per Second
Transactions and gas per second on Ethereum and each layer 2, in total and per chain, counted from blocks without system transactions.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+6Layer 2 networks run transactions away from Ethereum and settle them back to it. That leaves two sides to measure: the activity and fees users see on each layer 2, and what each layer 2 pays Ethereum to post its data and proofs. The apps here read both sides, so a comparison between rollups rests on the same definitions.
Bridges connect the two: deposits locked on Ethereum, withdrawals released after a delay or a proof. Their escrow balances show where the assets on each layer 2 actually come from.
Transactions and gas per second on Ethereum and each layer 2, in total and per chain, counted from blocks without system transactions.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+6What 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+5Daily transactions, active addresses and fees on Base, what it pays Ethereum to settle and how it compares with Arbitrum and OP Mainnet.
BaseEthereumArbitrum+1Whether each bridged token's supply on other chains is matched by tokens locked on its home chain, with every gap shown.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+4Value on each Ethereum layer 2, split into its canonical bridge on Ethereum, other bridges and tokens minted natively on the layer 2.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+6Blob base fee and blobs per block against the target and maximum, with the rollups that buy blob space, block by block on Ethereum.
EthereumFees 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+5Gas, transactions and active addresses on Arbitrum One, with the DAO's ordering revenue from Timeboost auctions and priority fees.
ArbitrumEthereumTransactions, gas and fee vault revenue on OP Mainnet, with the Superchain revenue share and the OP buybacks it funds.
OP MainnetEthereumTransactions, gas and fees on Linea, with the ETH and LINEA burned each time the chain's surplus is swept.
LineaEthereumActivity, 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.
ZKsyncEthereumTransactions, active addresses and gas paid in MNT on Mantle, with what it pays Ethereum and the mETH liquid staking token.
MantleEthereumActivity and gas on Blast, the yield its rebasing ETH and USDB balances earn and the gas fees apps claim back.
BlastEthereumActivity, gas and Uniswap swaps on Unichain, with the sequencer revenue it routes toward the UNI burn.
UnichainEthereumActivity and gas on World Chain, with the transactions verified humans send through Priority Blockspace for Humans.
World ChainEthereumTransactions, accounts and STRK fees on Starknet, with STRK and BTC staking and what it pays Ethereum for state updates.
StarknetEthereumDeposits from Ethereum and withdrawals back through each layer 2's canonical bridge, by chain and token, with the net flow per day.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+9How long a native withdrawal from each rollup to Ethereum takes, from the layer 2 transaction to the moment it can be finalized.
EthereumBaseOP Mainnet+9Transfers bridged through Across by route, the fees users paid, how fast relayers filled them and the bundles that repaid the relayers.
EthereumArbitrumBase+5Transactions, gas and DeFi on Ink, Kraken's OP Stack layer 2, including operations whose gas was repaid in stablecoins.
InkEthereumActivity on Katana, the DeFi layer 2 built on Agglayer, with Vault Bridge deposits, their yield and the liquidity the chain owns.
KatanaEthereumWhether each layer 2 is producing blocks on schedule, the gaps when it stopped and its history of stalls and batch delays.
BaseArbitrumOP Mainnet+10Data each rollup posts to Celestia, the TIA it pays, how full blocks are and the cost per megabyte beside Ethereum blobs.
Multi-chainEthereumRollups posting to EigenDA and the data and payments behind them, with the operators and restaked stake that secure each quorum.
EthereumCeloMulti-chainZK proving markets on Base and Ethereum: proof requests, proofs delivered, prices paid, prover rewards and the stake behind provers.
BaseEthereumBase fee, priority fee and gas used on Ethereum, block by block, with the cost of a transfer, a swap and a mint.
EthereumStablecoin supply on Base coin by coin, from native USDC to EURC and USDS, with the transfers and senders that use it each day.
BaseSwap volume, fees and liquidity in Aerodrome's pools on Base, the weekly veAERO votes behind its emissions and the move into Aero.
BaseVolume, open interest and funding on Lighter's order book, the USDC held in its Ethereum contract and what its LLP liquidity pool returned.
EthereumCelo by day: transactions and active addresses, how many pay gas in stablecoins and which ones, with the supply of each stablecoin by peg.
CeloVelodrome's pools on OP Mainnet and the Superchain: volume, fees, liquidity, veVELO votes and how much VELO has converted to AERO.
OP MainnetInkHow much USDC and USDT moves between chains each day through Circle's CCTP and USDT0, on which routes and how fast transfers complete.
Multi-chainEthereumArbitrum+9ezETH supply and price, the assets Renzo restakes behind it, withdrawals waiting and the ETH deposited for ezETH on layer 2s.
EthereumArbitrumBase+3The bitcoin actually held in the pegs and bridges of Bitcoin L2s and sidechains, read on Bitcoin, beside each chain's own BTC supply.
BitcoinRootstockStacks+1Tokens launched on Base each day through Zora, Clanker and other launchpads, how many trade on day one and what their pools pay creators.
BaseMessages and token value sent over Chainlink CCIP lane by lane, with delivery times, fee tokens and how close pools are to their limits.
Multi-chainEthereumArbitrum+5Transfers through Stargate by route and mode, the liquidity in its pools on each chain, the credits between them and the fees users pay.
EthereumArbitrumBase+5ERC-4337 smart accounts by chain: UserOperations per day, new accounts, the bundlers that send them and the gas that paymasters sponsor.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+4Daily transactions, active wallets and RON gas on Ronin, with Axie Infinity and Pixels players and Proof of Distribution payouts.
RoninTransactions, active wallets and IMX gas on Immutable's chain, with Passport players, NFT trades, protocol fees and staking rewards.
ImmutableEthereumDaily transactions and active wallets on Abstract, the consumer chain behind Pudgy Penguins, with Global Wallet sign-ups and sponsored gas.
AbstractFarcaster accounts registered, storage rented and app keys added each day, read from Farcaster's registry contracts on OP Mainnet.
OP MainnetMessages dispatched and delivered over Hyperlane, Warp Route token transfers and the security module each recipient relies on.
Multi-chainEthereumArbitrum+5A dated before-and-after account of what Fusaka and its blob forks changed for blob capacity, layer 2 fees, gas and spam on Ethereum.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+1A dated monthly ranking of Ethereum layer 2s by activity, fees, costs and value secured, with each rollup's change from last month.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+6A monthly account of Base: transactions and users, fees and what Base paid Ethereum, stablecoins, DEX trading, token launches and apps.
BaseEthereumA dated monthly summary of Ethereum on chain: fees and burn, supply, staking and layer 2 activity, with every number cited to a block.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+1Every covered Ethereum layer 2 in one sortable table: transactions, active addresses, user fees, costs paid to Ethereum and value secured.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+7Each major LayerZero-bridged token, route by route: which verifiers check its messages, how many must agree and whether one alone suffices.
Multi-chainEthereumArbitrum+5EVM chains with their chain ID, native gas token, type, stack and settlement layer, plus the RPC methods their public endpoints answer.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+21Every OP Stack chain in one table: Superchain membership, proofs, data availability, gas token, revenue share and daily activity.
Multi-chainEthereumOP Mainnet+7Every Arbitrum chain in one table: where it settles, rollup or AnyTrust, gas token, proof setup, license fees and activity.
Multi-chainArbitrumEthereum+1The WETH, WBTC, cbBTC, tBTC and other wrapped BTC and ETH contracts on each covered chain, with issuer, type, decimals and supply.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+20Every rollup that posts blobs to Ethereum, ranked by blobs posted, fees paid, cost per blob and how full its blobs are.
EthereumFor each rollup: who can upgrade its bridge contracts, how many signers must agree, how long upgrades wait and whether users can exit first.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+11Cross-chain bridge exploits ranked by value taken, with each bridge's design, the failure behind the loss and how much came back.
Multi-chainEthereumBNB Chain+3Every fee a wallet has paid, by chain and year: gas used, fees in the native token and in USD, rollup data fees and failed transactions.
EthereumBaseArbitrum+5The contracts, apps and rollups whose transactions burn the most ETH, ranked over the last day, week and month from base and blob fees.
EthereumWhere Multicall3, Permit2, the ERC-4337 EntryPoints, Safe and the CREATE2 deployer are deployed, chain by chain, with their code checked.
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