【CryptoPush】Aptos’s recent data performance has indeed been eye-catching. According to DeFiLlama’s statistics, this public chain has consecutively broken its on-chain application revenue records for two weeks, with a quite steady growth momentum.
Specifically, during the week of December 22-28, Aptos’s total application revenue was about $1.65 million. By the week of December 29 to January 4, this number further jumped to $1.75 million, showing a month-on-month increase. The most impressive is the single-day performance—on December 31, Aptos’s daily fee revenue reached $1.07 million, setting a new historical high.
It’s important to understand why fee revenue is so significant. Transaction fees, protocol fees, and various monetization at the application level—these fee incomes are actually a true reflection of on-chain activity and economic density. In simple terms, the higher the fee revenue, the more frequent the transactions on the chain, the more active the application ecosystem, and the higher user engagement. Aptos’s ability to continuously break this indicator suggests that both transaction volume and application diversity are experiencing a clear upward cycle.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-14 13:24
Aptos is really strong this time. A daily revenue of a million in fees is quite impressive.
I'm a bit curious if this is just hype driven by the year-end, can it stay steady?
The on-chain activity data looks good, but the quality of ecosystem projects is the key.
1.07 million in a day? If this level can be maintained monthly, it's definitely worth paying attention to.
High fee revenue doesn't necessarily mean a healthy ecosystem; it depends on the actual dApp retention rate.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-14 13:20
Aptos really performed well this time, surpassing one million in a single day is quite impressive. We were still struggling around that time last year.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-14 13:15
Wow, $1.07 million in a single day. Aptos has really taken off this time.
Aptos's end-of-year data is truly impressive; continuously hitting new highs is quite remarkable.
This revenue is the real deal, solid gold, and can't be exaggerated.
$1.07 million in a single day... it's a bit crazy. We need to see if they can sustain it in the future.
It feels like Aptos has really turned things around this year, with increased ecosystem activity.
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WalletManager
· 01-14 13:02
$1.07 million in a single day... This number truly speaks for itself; on-chain activity can't be fooled. It's important to keep an eye on your positions.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-14 13:01
Aptos this wave is really fierce, surpassing one million in a single day. I need to see if some new project has emerged again.
Aptos sets a new record: daily fee revenue exceeds $1 million, on-chain economic activity continues to heat up
【CryptoPush】Aptos’s recent data performance has indeed been eye-catching. According to DeFiLlama’s statistics, this public chain has consecutively broken its on-chain application revenue records for two weeks, with a quite steady growth momentum.
Specifically, during the week of December 22-28, Aptos’s total application revenue was about $1.65 million. By the week of December 29 to January 4, this number further jumped to $1.75 million, showing a month-on-month increase. The most impressive is the single-day performance—on December 31, Aptos’s daily fee revenue reached $1.07 million, setting a new historical high.
It’s important to understand why fee revenue is so significant. Transaction fees, protocol fees, and various monetization at the application level—these fee incomes are actually a true reflection of on-chain activity and economic density. In simple terms, the higher the fee revenue, the more frequent the transactions on the chain, the more active the application ecosystem, and the higher user engagement. Aptos’s ability to continuously break this indicator suggests that both transaction volume and application diversity are experiencing a clear upward cycle.