Token Terminal <> Optimism | Monthly data update (March 2023)
Chains tracked: Optimism
Methodology:
Fees: Total transaction fees paid by users
Supply-side fees: Share of transaction fees that goes to Ethereum validators
Revenue: Share of transaction fees that goes to the Sequencer
Token incentives: USD value of the protocol’s governance tokens that have been distributed to protocols building on Optimism
Earnings: Revenue minus token incentives
Treasury: Monthly average USD value of the protocol’s funds held on-chain (including unallocated governance tokens)
Daily active users: Monthly average number of daily distinct sender addresses
Active developers: Monthly average number of distinct GitHub users that made 1+ commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories during the past 30 days
Code commits: Number of commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories
Interesting suggestion to track activity in the Optimism ecosystem right inside the forum, I like this idea
Thanks to the Token Terminal team for a similar implementation, I think it would be useful
greetings,
It really sounds like a great idea. Although it is a bit complicated. I have to spend some time on it to figure it out. An amazing idea to have a place to discuss Optimism matters profoundly.
Token Terminal is my favorite go to place for checking metrics.
In competition section of optimism I see polygon and arbitrum. But polygon is a separate chain and not a rollup and doesn’t have the same security of a rollup. I guess over time you can remove polygon and instead add zk rollups to get a better understanding of positioning of optimism among L2s.
Thank you for your feedback. Indeed, Polygon PoS is a sidechain, which is fundamentally different from a rollup. In the Blockchains (L2) market sector, you can filter out chains by clicking them in the chart’s legend (below the chart).
Supply-side fees: Share of transaction fees that goes to Ethereum validators
Revenue: Share of transaction fees that goes to the Sequencer
Token incentives: USD value of tokens that have been distributed to incentivise users
Earnings: Revenue minus token incentives
Treasury: Monthly average USD value of the protocol’s funds held on-chain (including unallocated governance tokens)
Daily active users: Monthly average number of daily distinct Transaction senders
Weekly active users: Monthly average number of weekly distinct Transaction senders
Monthly active users: Monthly average number of monthly distinct Transaction senders
Core developers: Monthly average number of distinct GitHub users that made 1+ commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories during the past 30 days
Code commits: Number of commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories