Okay, so Ethereum is basically rolling in the dough. They made a whopping $2.48 billion in gas fees last year, more than any other blockchain. ๐พ๐ฅ๐ But hold your horses, ladies, because here’s the rub: ETH‘s price performance was *meh*. ๐ Like, seriously, it wasn’t the “I’m buying a new Birkin” kind of growth everyone was hoping for. The rich get richer, huh? ๐ฉ
All in all, blockchains collectively made almost $6.9 billion in fees – that’s like, a really big Christmas bonus. ๐ค But it makes you wonder, what are they spending it all on? I mean, are they even *trying* to be fashionable? ๐คจ
CoinGecko, the blockchain gossip queen, reports that Ethereum’s fee revenue increased by 3% from last year. That’s not even enough to cover a decent pair of Manolo Blahniks. ๐ But get this: the Dencun upgrade, which was supposed to be like, a total game changer, barely made a dent. Apparently, people still love to pay those exorbitant gas fees. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Ethereum’s fees have been all over the place – like, a roller coaster ride at a theme park, but without the fun. ๐ข In 2023, they made between $91.22 million and $448.70 million per month – pretty impressive, but then 2024 rolled around and it was like, “hold my martini, this is going to be wild.” ๐ธ Their monthly earnings went from $62.82 million to a whopping $606.77 million! ๐คฏ Talk about a major payday! But again, where’s the price appreciation, guys?
Ethereum’s best quarter was the first one of 2024, with $1.17 billion in fees – nearly half of its annual total. Apparently, people were going crazy for airdrops. Who knew? ๐ I guess those free coins make everyone feel like a billionaire. ๐ค But just like with any freebie, the excitement fizzled out quickly. ๐ฉ
Meanwhile, Bitcoin‘s fee earnings grew by a measly 16%, and BNB Chain saw a paltry 8.7% rise. Seriously, guys, get your act together! ๐ด Bitcoin’s little growth spurt can be attributed to the Ordinal NFTs, BRC-20, and Rune tokens. Who even knows what those are? They sound like, like, some kind of magical spell. ๐ฎ But hey, if it’s making Bitcoin money, more power to them, I guess.
Tron, the underdog, actually made $2.15 billion in fees. ๐ That’s almost as much as Ethereum. But, their growth is all thanks to stablecoins, which are like, the boring, but reliable, cousins of crypto. ๐ค Solana had a massive surge in fees, growing by 2,838% from the previous year. ๐ฒ It’s like, “what happened here?” They’re all about speed and efficiency, but they just keep crashing. ๐ฅ And who can blame them? Sometimes, it’s just too much to handle. ๐ฅ
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