Sei Network's Transactions Triple, Fees Surge 1,840%
Sei Network has experienced a significant surge in activity, with daily transactions tripling over the past quarter, reaching an all-time high of 1.6 million on June 25. This surge is attributed to several key projects that have either launched or expanded on the Sei Network, including World of Dypians, Nika Labs, EUFT, ERC-4337, and Dragon Slither. The increased engagement from these projects has led to a substantial rise in transaction fees, with Sei v2 recording an 1,840% spike, totaling $19,060. This positions Sei as the top network in terms of proportional growth.
While Sei Network has seen remarkable growth, other blockchains have also experienced notable changes. EthereumETH-- continues to dominate fee revenue, with a 49% increase to over $10 million. Arbitrum followed closely with a 48% increase, while Aptos and Unichain posted gains of 35% and 45%, respectively. In contrast, larger networks like BNB Chain and Base saw a decline in transaction volume and address activity.
In terms of active addresses, SolanaSOL-- retained its lead, although its numbers slipped 19% to 23.5 million. Avalanche, however, recorded the strongest growth in this metric, with an 89% increase over the same period. This indicates a shift in user engagement and activity across different blockchain networks.
The surge in Sei Network's activity and transaction fees highlights the growing interest and engagement in decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain technology. The increased participation from key projects and the resulting rise in transaction fees suggest that Sei Network is becoming a more attractive platform for developers and users alike. This trend is likely to continue as more projects launch and expand on the network, further driving growth and innovation in the DeFi space.
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