ChainCatcher news, the dYdX 2024 Annual Ecosystem Report shows that the platform's trading volume reached $270 billion for the year, with a cumulative trading volume exceeding $1.46 trillion. The community distributed $63 million in trading rewards in 2024, the total deposits in MegaVault reached $79 million, and over 150 new markets were launched.As of January 2025, the number of DYDX token holders grew to 53,000, a year-on-year increase of 292%, with 17,700 participants in token staking, and the total amount staked reached 241 million tokens, with a median annualized yield of 14.93%.

ChainCatcher message, TON released the 2024 ecosystem year-end report, summarizing the following achievements:Added 36.2 million walletsDaily active wallets reached 1.8 millionOver 1,700 mini-program developers earned $60 million through the Telegram Stars programMonthly active addresses reached up to 40 millionIn 2025, TON plans to launch TON Teleport BTC for seamless Bitcoin integration, introduce Society DAO to enhance community participation, and roll out more advanced Telegram collaboration tools.

ChainCatcher news, Bitget released its 2024 Transparency Report, which shows that the number of registered users in the Bitget ecosystem has exceeded 100 million, a 400% increase compared to January of this year. The daily trading volume has grown to $20 billion, a 100% year-on-year increase. Among this, the spot trading volume increased from $160 billion in the first quarter to $600 billion in the fourth quarter.In December, BGB completed its first burn, with the value of the burned portion exceeding $5 billion. After the burn, the total supply of BGB was reduced to 1.2 billion, with 100% being fully circulated, and quarterly buyback and burn will be initiated. In 2025, Bitget will focus on three areas: on-chain application scenarios, PayFi payment scenarios, and in-platform rights scenarios, aiming to make BGB a mainstream asset deeply integrated into popular public chains and leading DeFi ecosystems.In addition, Bitget has also made significant progress in compliance, actively applying for and obtaining compliance licenses in multiple countries to ensure a safe and reliable trading environment for users. Led by Hon Ng, a global Top 20 legal leader selected by the Financial Times, the professional compliance team has obtained relevant licenses in El Salvador, Australia, Italy, Poland, and Lithuania, and launched compliance services in the UK.

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency data platform CoinGecko released a research report showing that Ethereum ranks first in blockchain with $2.48 billion in Gas fee revenue in 2024, followed closely by Tron with $2.15 billion, and Bitcoin in third place with $922.89 million.The report pointed out that in 2024, L1 and L2 blockchains collectively earned over $6.89 billion in transaction fees, with L1 on-chain revenue at $6 billion and L2 on-chain revenue at $294.92 million.