oxkft.base.eth

@oxkft

2100 Following

1235 Followers

oxkft.base.eth pfp

“The Onchain Summer 2 campaign has successfully generated a total revenue of 2,827.511 ETH. This event, associated with the Base blockchain, reflects strong engagement and participation from the community. Onchain Summer is known for promoting blockchain adoption through various initiatives, including NFTs, DeFi projects, and on-chain experiences. The significant revenue indicates growing interest in the ecosystem and the potential success of Base-powered campaigns.

0 reply

1 recast

6 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows the monthly active addresses on the @base network. Here’s a quick breakdown: 1. Steady Growth Early On: • From April 2024, the number of active addresses started increasing gradually. • Growth picked up around mid-2024 and really took off, peaking around October 2024. 2. Peak & Drop: • The highest activity was around late 2024 (Oct-Nov), hitting over 20M active addresses. • After that, there was a decline, but it didn’t crash—activity stayed relatively high. 3. Current Status (March 2025): • As of the latest data, there are 18.7M active addresses, and for the week of March 3, 2025, it was 19.1M. • Looks like things have stabilized after the peak and drop.

2 replies

0 recast

13 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows the average fees per user (AFPU) on @base over the past year. • Early on (around April ’24), there was a huge spike where fees per user went over $8—probably due to high activity or congestion. • After that, fees dropped sharply and stayed relatively low, with a few small spikes around June and August. • From September ’24 to early ’25, fees remained very low, almost flat, meaning network costs were stable and cheap for users. • On March 11, 2025, the AFPU was around $0.3273, meaning fees have stayed low recently. Overall, Base had high fees in the beginning but has since become much more affordable, likely due to improved network efficiency or lower congestion.

1 reply

0 recast

8 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

@base ’s financials show a sharp decline in March 2025, with fees and revenue down 66% from February, continuing a downward trend since January’s peak ($13.45M). Expenses dropped 70%, but earnings still fell 65%. User activity shows daily (+23%) and weekly (+10%) users rising, while monthly users dipped. Developer engagement declined, with zero code commits in March. Key insight: After strong growth in late 2024, Base is experiencing a downturn, but rising user activity may signal early recovery. Growing user engagement and cost reductions signal positive momentum for the Base ecosystem.

0 reply

0 recast

3 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

Hey Base lover! I’m stepping up as a voice for Base, and you can join us too by committing at www.commit.wtf/base/commit/42. You’ll also get an exclusive role on the Base Discord! Keep building @base, and stay based!

0 reply

0 recast

4 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows the Total Value Locked (TVL) on the @base network, which has seen strong growth but recently experienced a decline. • It started at less than $1 billion (early 2024) and had a significant increase. • Along the way, there were some corrections and fluctuations, but it peaked at over $2 billion. • Recently, around early 2025, there’s been a drop, and the TVL is now around $1.9 billion. The Base network has shown impressive growth, and despite the recent dip, its strong momentum suggests it could continue expanding in the long run.

2 replies

0 recast

13 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows that the total ecosystem fees for @base over the past 365 days have reached $600 million. • This figure represents a significant revenue generated from transaction fees within the Base ecosystem. • The chart indicates fluctuations throughout the year, but the $600 million total highlights strong annual performance. • Based on this data, Base stands out as a major platform in terms of ecosystem fee generation.

0 reply

0 recast

6 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

The @base network is making waves with an impressive $170M annual GDP! With revenue from DEX trading fees, lending protocols, and NFT minting, it’s clear that Base is building a sustainable and thriving ecosystem. The future of blockchain is looking bright! This image analyzes the economy of the Base network, a blockchain layer. The table shows how this network generates revenue through three types of applications: DEX (Decentralized Exchange) Fee type: Trading fee Annual sum: $100 million Lending Protocol Fee type: Interest payment Annual sum: $50 million NFT Launchpad Fee type: Minting fee Annual sum: $20 million Annual GDP of the network: $170 million This amount represents the total fees paid by users within this ecosystem.

1 reply

0 recast

10 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

Daily New Users on Base This chart shows the daily new users joining Base since July 2023. There's a clear upward trend, peaking around late 2024, with daily new users reaching nearly 500k at times. On March 4, 2025, there were 457,131 new users in a single day. The cumulative users reached 145.8 million, indicating significant long-term growth. Weekly Fees & Revenue on Base This chart tracks weekly revenue and transaction fees on Base. The yellow bars represent weekly revenue, while the blue bars show weekly fees. There was a massive revenue spike in week 12, nearing $10 million. In week 52, Base recorded $1,785,435 in revenue and $442,188 in fees. Base is experiencing rapid adoption, with a steady increase in users and transactions. Revenue and fees fluctuate, with occasional surges, likely due to major events or activity spikes. The ecosystem is growing significantly, both in terms of users and financial performance.

1 reply

0 recast

2 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows the total revenue of the @base network over time. The x-axis represents the date, starting from late 2023 and going up to March 2025, while the y-axis shows the revenue in USD. At the beginning, revenue was close to zero, but over time, it has grown significantly. The chart shows a sharp increase, especially from mid-2024 onward. As of March 4, 2025, the total revenue has reached approximately $125 million. It looks like the network’s earnings are accelerating and continuing to grow.

0 reply

0 recast

6 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows how much money people are moving onto @base from October 2023 to February 2025. • Growth: Slow at first, but it takes off around April 2024 and keeps climbing fast—hitting around $4B by Feb 2025. • Main Assets: • ETH (blue): The biggest chunk, growing the most. • USDT (orange): Stablecoins are big too, especially in the recent spike. • cbETH (purple), USDC (gray), Others (red): Smaller but still part of the mix. Bottom line: @base is booming as a top Layer 2 for ETH and stablecoins, thanks to low fees and fast transactions.

1 reply

0 recast

4 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows Uniswap’s growth on the @base network over the past 365 days. Trend Analysis: • Gradual increase from early 2024: Trading volume and TVL saw strong growth, indicating higher adoption. • Peak activity in mid-2024: Between March and May 2024, trading volume exceeded $3 billion weekly. • Fluctuations in late 2024: Volume declined but remained relatively high. • Renewed growth in early 2025: In February 2025, trading volume hit $1.39 billion, and TVL reached $423.3 million.

0 reply

0 recast

5 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

@base Flipping Arbitrum This chart tracks bridge deposits from Ethereum L1 to various Layer 2 (L2) networks over the past year. Arbitrum One had been the dominant L2 for a long time, consistently leading in total bridge deposits. However, Base has experienced a significant surge in deposits, ultimately flipping Arbitrum. As of February 23, 2025, Base holds $5.245 billion in bridge deposits, surpassing Arbitrum One at $4.99 billion. This shift marks a major milestone in the L2 ecosystem, as Arbitrum had long been the market leader. The rapid growth of Base suggests increasing adoption, possibly driven by incentives, ecosystem development, or new applications. If this trend continues, Base could solidify its position as the top Layer 2 for Ethereum bridge deposits, reshaping the competitive landscape among L2 networks.

2 replies

0 recast

10 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart represents the market share distribution of memecoins on the @base blockchain. Here are some key takeaways: 1.BRETT and TOSHI dominate These two memecoins hold the largest market shares, with BRETT having the most significant portion, followed by TOSHI. 2. DEGEN also has a notable share It appears to be the third-largest memecoin in terms of market presence. 3. The rest are much smaller – Coins like SKI, MIGGLES, Mog, SPX, DOGINME, BENJI, and KEYCAT hold smaller portions, indicating a more fragmented distribution among them. 4. Many minor players – A variety of smaller coins (such as WUF, MOCHI, TYBG) make up the rest of the market, but their impact is minimal compared to the top three. 5• FDM (Fully Diluted Market Cap) represents the total value of all tokens if the maximum supply were in circulation. 6• 1.1 billion indicates a strong market presence and growing interest in Base memecoins.

5 replies

3 recasts

7 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

The chart illustrates the net-flow value bridged on the @base network, highlighting activity from July 2023 to February 2025. On February 19, 2025, the network experienced a substantial net inflow of approximately $29.75 million, primarily driven by ETH, which accounted for about $29.82 million of the total inflow. This suggests strong demand or increased usage of ETH on the Base platform. In contrast, USDC showed a net outflow of $150,919 on the same day, indicating that more USDC was withdrawn from Base than deposited. Meanwhile, DAI had a small net inflow of $2,748, and USDT saw a moderate net inflow of $83,261. No net movement was recorded for other altcoins on this date. Historical trends reveal significant volatility, with notable spikes in inflows and outflows during mid-2023 and early 2024. ETH consistently dominates the net-flow activity, as seen by the large gray spikes, reflecting its crucial role in the Base ecosystem.

4 replies

1 recast

6 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

@base name overview: Daily Minters Overtime – Shows how many unique users minted something each day. Big spike on Nov 22, 2024 (67,422 minters). Daily Minted Names Overtime – Tracks daily minted names. Matches minters' trend, with 67,460 names on Nov 22, 2024. Daily Minted Volume (USD) Overtime – Shows the money spent on minting. Biggest spike on Aug 21, 2024 ($199,994), not in November. Takeaway: A major event likely happened on Nov 22, 2024, boosting minters and minted names. Highest spending was in August 2024, possibly from expensive mints. Activity slowed down in October but picked up again in late November and December.

1 reply

1 recast

5 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

@base name overview Total Names Minted: 686.4k – This is the number of names that have been minted (created or generated) within the platform. "Minting" typically refers to the creation of new items, especially in the context of NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Total Names Miners: 635.9k – This refers to the number of individual miners or participants who have interacted with the platform, likely minting names. Total Names Minted Fees (USD): $740.3k – This indicates the total amount of fees paid in US dollars for minting the names.

1 reply

1 recast

6 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

These two charts analyze the @base network in terms of fees and revenue: 1. Left Chart (Cumulative Fees & Revenue): • This cumulative chart shows the total fees and revenue from the launch of Base until early 2025. • The yellow area represents revenue, while the blue area represents fees. • Revenue shows a consistent and steep growth, especially from mid-2024 onwards. • Fees also increased but at a slower rate compared to revenue. 2. Right Chart (Weekly Fees & Revenue): • This chart displays the weekly breakdown of revenue and fees. • Yellow bars indicate weekly revenue, and blue bars show weekly fees. • There is a noticeable spike in revenue around week 10, suggesting a significant event or activity during that period. • After this peak, revenue and fees fluctuate but generally maintain a steady pattern towards the end of the year. • Revenue consistently outpaces fees, reflecting strong profitability for Base.

1 reply

1 recast

11 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This dashboard presents analytics on user activity for the @base blockchain over the last 30 days. Shows the total count of unique users interacting with Base. The number 21,018,634 represents the distinct wallet addresses that have engaged with the network. This metric helps gauge user adoption and overall network activity. A donut chart categorizing users into new and old users. 92.9% (blue) are new users, meaning they interacted with Base for the first time in the past 30 days. 7.1% (red) are old users, who have previously interacted with Base and returned. The high percentage of new users suggests rapid onboarding and growing interest in the Base ecosystem.

0 reply

5 recasts

39 reactions

oxkft.base.eth pfp

This chart shows the growth of the @base network over time: The blue line tracks how much money is being transacted on Base (in USD). The green bars show how many transactions are happening on the network. Key points: From mid-2024, both the number of transactions and the amount of money being moved started to grow. Late 2024 and early 2025 show a big jump in both transactions and their value, meaning more activity and more valuable transactions. The data shows a rapid increase in both areas, with a huge rise around early 2025. In short: @base has seen a huge boost in activity since late 2024, with more transactions and higher-value ones happening in early 2025.

1 reply

0 recast

12 reactions