Сеть Arbitrum One обработала более 1 млрд транзакций

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-01-01Last updated on 2024-10-01

  • Команда проекта Arbitrum объявила о том, что их L2-сеть обработала более 1 млрд транзакций.
  • Решение было запущено в 2021 году.
  • Arbitrum One находится на втором месте по суточному количеству транзакций, уступая только Base.

L2-сеть Arbitrum One обработала более $1 млрд транзакций, на что ей потребовалось около трех лет. Однако решение уступает Base по суточному количеству сделок.

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По данным дашборда The Block, сеть занимает второе место среди решений второго уровня по суточному количеству транзакций. 30 сентября 2024 года, например, Arbitrum One обработала 1,7 млн сделок.

На первом месте находится L2-решение от биржи Coinbase — Base — с показателем в 4,99 млн. На третьем — OP Mainnet, 765 910 транзакций.

Суточное количество транзакций в сетях второго уровня. Источник: The Block.

Общая заблокированная стоимость (TVL) Arbitrum One составляет $2,5 млрд, согласно DeFiLlama. С конца июля 2024 года, когда в показателях решения наметился спад, значение сократилось на более чем $700 млн.

Вместе с тем сеть входит в топ-5 по TVL:

Топ-5 сетей по показателю TVL. Источник: DeFiLlama.

В июне 2024 года активность в этой экосистеме, а также объем собранных комиссий существенно выросли. Это было обусловлено платным клеймом токенов протокола LayerZero.

До этого, в декабре 2023 года, скачок активности в сети произошел из-за запуска аналога «надписей», что вызвало рост комиссий. Однако повышение нагрузки в итоге привело к сбою в работе Arbitrum One.

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