Statistics: Ethereum's Q1 fees and revenue increased nearly 1.8 times quarter-on-quarter, with profits doubling quarter-on-quarter
Mars Finance reports that, according to Coin98 Analytics statistics, most indicators in Ethereum's Q1 financial report show positive growth trends:
- Expenses and income increased nearly 1.8 times quarter-on-quarter;
- Profits doubled quarter-on-quarter;
Ethereum Q1 network metrics:
- More than 107 million transactions were conducted;
- Nearly 9.7 million new addresses were created;
Ethereum Q1 ecosystem metrics:
- TVL increased more than 1.8 times quarter-on-quarter;
- Over 4.8 million NFTs were created;
USDT remains the highest market cap stablecoin.
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