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Transaction Count

A transaction is an action that is triggered either by an EOA (Externally Owned Account) or smart contract, and it is stored on-chain. Some examples of transactions are transfers (ETH, ERC20, ERC721), swaps, etc. Our goal with this metric is to analyze how many actions are executed. We exclude known system transactions.

• Arbitrum: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Base: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Ethereum: All transactions that are stored onchain.

• Linea: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Loopring: All transactions that are stored onchain.

• ImmutableX: All actions that have a transaction_id assigned (deposits, withdrawals, mints, trades, transfers).

• Mantle: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• OP Mainnet: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Polygon zkEVM: All transactions that are stored on-chain.

• Public Goods Network: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Scroll: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• zkSync Era: All transactions that are stored onchain.

• Zora: All transactions but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

Daily Active Addresses

The number of daily active addresses is a simple heuristic for the number of active users on a chain. Some analytics sites count sender and receiver addresses but we only count unique sender addresses (because we see receiver addresses as passive addresses). This metric is far from being a perfect proxy for the number of users of a chain but it is still a good first step.

• Arbitrum: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Base: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Ethereum: All unique addresses that sent a transaction.

• Linea: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclud transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Loopring: All unique addresses that sent a transaction.

• ImmutableX: All unique addresses that actively interacted on ImmutableX (not mints, because they are not triggered by users themselves). We only consider unique sender addresses for deposits, withdrawals, orders, and transfers.

• Mantle: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• OP Mainnet: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Polygon zkEVM: All unique addresses that sent a transaction.

• Public Goods Network: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• Scroll: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).

• zkSync Era: All unique addresses that sent a transaction.

• Zora: All unique addresses that sent a transaction but we exclude transactions that have an L2 gas price of 0 (which are internal system transactions).