While the Value in Defi Soars
Decentralized finance (defi) protocols continue to shine as the total value locked in defi is over $260 billion. Although Ethereum is the original defi platform and holds the largest share of TVL in the industry, many decentralized applications (dapps), are supporting a variety of other blockchains.
Today’s most popular Dapps Support More than One Network
On November 7, the total value locked in defi is $260 billion according to defillama statistics on Sunday. When defi first started making waves, most of the dapps that people interacted with leveraged the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. Toward the end of 2021, all that has changed as cross-chain technology is hotter than ever and dapps are now supporting a myriad of networks.
For instance, Curve, the automated market maker (AMM) protocol, holds the largest percentage of TVL with its $20. 08 billion commanding 7.71%. Curve can also be connected to seven other blockchain networks, with Ethereum included. Chains include Avalanche and Harmony, Polygons, Arbitrum, Fantoms, Polygons, Arbitrum, Polygon, Arbitrum and Fantoms, as well as Ethereum.
Another large dapp with $15. 75 billion TVL is Aave, the decentralized lending system and users from three different blockchains (ETH, AVAX, MATIC) can access the dapp. When it comes to cross-chain support the dapp Sushiswap has a significant number of chains as 12 blockchain networks can access the dapp. Chains such as Palm, Xdai and Polygon, Avalanche. Celo. Okexchain, Moonriver. Harmony. Binance Smart Chain. Heco. Ethereum.
Sushiswap, Anyswap Support 12 Different Chains — Cross-Chain Support Trend Continues to Swell
With all these connections, Sushiswap’s decentralized exchange platform (dex) has a TVL in excess of $6.8 Billion. The Anyswap dapp also supports 12 different networks and the only difference between it and Sushiswap is that the dapp supports the Kucoinchain. Abracadabra and Balancer are some other popular dapps that leverage multiple networks.
All these apps support Ethereum. However, ether gas fees this year have increased dramatically, and competitors have begun to catch up. Over the past nine months, many dapps have added support for other blockchains. It doesn’t look like this trend will slow down anytime soon.
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