Blockchains’ onchain revenue share drops to 25% as apps dominate
The shift towards app dominance in onchain revenue highlights the growing importance of application layers over traditional blockchain infrastructure. The post Blockchains’ onchain revenue share drops to 25% as apps domi...
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The shift towards app dominance in onchain revenue highlights the growing importance of application layers over traditional blockchain infrastructure.
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