On January 14, on-chain data revealed an interesting disparity in Ethereum L2 revenue distribution. Three networks stood out with daily fee revenue surpassing $5,000: Base generated approximately $147,000, Arbitrum brought in around $39,000, and Starknet accumulated about $9,000. What's striking is Base's dominance—commanding nearly 70% of total Ethereum L2 fee revenue. This significant lead underscores Base's growing prominence in the Layer 2 ecosystem, positioning it well ahead of competing chains in capturing transaction fees and user activity.
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AlwaysAnon
· 1h ago
Base is so powerful, with a 70% share directly crushing other chains. It seems everyone is going to Base to hunt for opportunities.
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UnluckyLemur
· 1h ago
Base has really taken off this time, holding 70% of the share is a bit outrageous.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 1h ago
Why is Base so popular? 70% of the fee revenue is directly taking off, how can other L2s survive?
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DataPickledFish
· 1h ago
Base this time really dominates, with a 70% fee share that is ridiculously high.
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InscriptionGriller
· 2h ago
Is Base that powerful? 70% of the L2 fee revenue is taken by it. How do other chains survive? It's really a case of technical competition to the extreme.
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Degentleman
· 2h ago
Base is so powerful, it has eaten up 70% of the fees? How are other L2s surviving?
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 2h ago
The base has really taken off this time, with a 70% fee share that's outrageous. Other L2s need to step up their game.
On January 14, on-chain data revealed an interesting disparity in Ethereum L2 revenue distribution. Three networks stood out with daily fee revenue surpassing $5,000: Base generated approximately $147,000, Arbitrum brought in around $39,000, and Starknet accumulated about $9,000. What's striking is Base's dominance—commanding nearly 70% of total Ethereum L2 fee revenue. This significant lead underscores Base's growing prominence in the Layer 2 ecosystem, positioning it well ahead of competing chains in capturing transaction fees and user activity.