Summary

In terms of volume, Uniswap has the most volume in Ethereum. Following that, Arbitrum and Polygon have the next highest volumes, respectively.

Similarly, in terms of trader numbers and trade volume, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon are the top three, respectively.

Among Layer 2 solutions, Arbitrum has the cheapest transaction fee and the highest number of trades.

Although the majority of Arbitrum users have a total volume between $10-$100, Arbitrum users have a larger trade volume because the number of Optimism and Base blockchain users drops after $1000 dramatically, whereas the number of traders on Arbitrum with over $1000 in trades is significant. 23.65%, 13.3%, and 8.51% of users have more than $1000 in trades on Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base, respectively.

Arbitrum charts indicate two spikes in April and last month, both for trader numbers and trade volume, especially for average volume per transaction. In the last week, the average trade volume reached $2,500, indicating a significant increase.

While WETH is the most popular token in Optimism and Arbitrum, USDbc is the most popular token in Base.

It is observed that Uniswap users in Arbitrum are more active in terms of time duration.

Overall, the retention rate of Uniswap users in Arbitrum is higher than in the other two L2 chains. Even in the fourth month, a spike is observed, indicating users who were active in the first month became active again. Additionally, we notice an increase in the retention rate again in the 12th month.

Among these L2s, Arbitrum has had more tokens listed over time.

There is a spike in token listings on the Arbitrum chain in May.

Additionally, there is a spike in Optimism token listings in August.

Uniswap on Layer 2s