Base Emerges as Leading Layer-2 Solution, Surpassing Competitors in Activity and Value
Base, the Ethereum layer-2 solution launched by Coinbase, has seen a significant increase in activity recently, aiming to establish itself as a leader in the Ethereum landscape.
Over the past two months, transaction volume on Base has surged, capturing about 40% to 60% of the market and outperforming rivals like Optimism and Arbitrum.
Data from IntoTheBlock reveals that Base’s total value locked (TVL) rose dramatically, climbing from $1.41 billion on September 7 to a new peak of $2.37 billion, marking a 68% increase. In contrast, Arbitrum’s TVL experienced a slight decline of 0.33%, now sitting at $2.35 billion.
Base’s success is further reflected in its stablecoin market cap, which has reached $3.758 billion, with USD Coin (USDC) representing nearly 93% of this figure. Although it still lags behind Arbitrum’s stablecoin market cap of $4.428 billion, Base’s growth is evident.
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If this upward trend continues, Base is poised to potentially surpass Arbitrum in stablecoin market cap and further solidify its position in the Ethereum ecosystem.
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