ChainCatcher news, according to DefiLlama data, in the past 7 days, the Solana meme coin platform pump.fun generated $6.29 million in revenue, surpassing the Ethereum mainnet's $5.05 million revenue.

ChainCatcher news, April 5, the mainnet staking activity of AINN Layer2, the first Bitcoin Layer 2 network project supporting decentralized AI large-scale applications - AINN Layer2 Dataset, has launched. On the first day, the on-chain asset staking value TVL exceeded 600 million USD, making it the Layer 2 with the highest TVL in 24 hours.Currently, AINN Layer2 allows users to stake BTC on the mainnet, and in the future, it will support BRC-20 asset staking. Staking designated assets on the AINN Layer2 mainnet can earn staking points, which can be used to redeem future ANVM token airdrops.Previously, AINN Layer2 received investments from well-known institutions such as Amber Group, Waterdrip Capital, Satoshi Lab, and Cipholio Ventures, a fund under Bitmart, as well as several KOLs in the Bitcoin ecosystem and partners from USD institutions.

ChainCatcher message, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi stated on platform X that the Smolrefuel tool has been created, supporting token swaps to ETH without Gas. The official website shows that currently, the tool only supports a limited number of tokens.

ChainCatcher news reports that the rumor about Raydium protocol's revenue exceeding Ethereum's may be due to data errors from DefiLlama. According to DefiLlama data, Raydium's fees in the past 24 hours were $75.5 million, with revenue of $9.06 million.Raydium's liquidity is divided into two parts: standard AMM pools and concentrated liquidity pools. According to Raydium's rules, the transaction fee for standard AMM pools is 0.25%, with 0.22% allocated to liquidity providers and 0.03% used for RAY buybacks. The transaction fees for concentrated liquidity pools are divided into four customizable tiers, with liquidity providers receiving 84% of the transaction fees, 12% for RAY buybacks, and 4% allocated to the treasury.Raydium's official website shows that the TVL of standard AMM pools is $203 million, with a trading volume of $501 million in the past 24 hours, resulting in fees of $1.2525 million and protocol revenue of $150,000. The total fees for concentrated liquidity pools are roughly around $300,000, with protocol revenue calculated at about $50,000 based on a 16% ratio. According to rough calculations by PANews, the overall 24-hour fees may be around $1.55 million, but it shows as $75.5 million on DefiLlama; the protocol revenue is around $200,000, while DefiLlama shows it as $906,000.Additionally, Raydium's 24-hour fees of around $1.55 million are comparable to Uniswap's $1.72 million, which is also a more reasonable figure.

ChainCatcher message, PeckShield monitoring shows that DefiLlama contributor Kofi's X account has been attacked, users should not click on fraudulent links. Kofi tweeted 50 minutes ago, "The DefiLlama contract and DApp (including its swap router) currently have vulnerabilities, please use the following tools to verify if your assets are at risk and revoke any vulnerable approvals."

ChainCatcher news, the encrypted data platform DefiLlama announced the launch of an NFT dashboard, which will provide detailed statistics on mainstream NFT collections in the market, including historical NFT trading volume and trading volume categorized by NFT or aggregator. DeFiLlama stated that the data provided has filtered out wash trading. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the on-chain data analysis website DefiLlama has launched a one-click claim feature for the ARB airdrop. Users can pre-authorize contracts, claim the ARB airdrop, and sell all ARB with one click. It is reported that using LlamaZip for transactions can save at least 10 times the Gas fees. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, DefiLlama co-founder and core developer 0xngmi tweeted that all work will continue on defillama.com, and llama.fi will redirect to defillama.com.Earlier reports indicated that the DefiLlama team had a fallout over token issuance, leading the developers to launch a forked version of the new site Llama.Fi. Earlier today, DeFiLlama officially apologized for the disagreement and announced that there will be no LLAMA token issuance for the time being, and any airdrop plans will be discussed with the community. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, on-chain data analysis website DefiLlama developer 0xngmi tweeted that the DefiLlama team has launched a forked version of the new website Llama.Fi due to malicious control of the Defillama website. 0xngmi explained that the individuals controlling the Defillama Twitter account and domain decided to issue tokens, but this was opposed by everyone on the team. 0xngmi reminded users not to trust any messages or tokens from DefiLlama.Previously, DefiLlama's official Twitter announced that its launched DEX aggregator has reached a cumulative trading volume of $5 billion, and the next steps are preparing licenses, integrating the Gnosis chain, and transaction history, hinting that there may be an airdrop for DeFiLlama contributors and users. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DEX aggregator launched by the on-chain data analysis website DefiLlama has reached a cumulative trading volume of $5 billion, with 63,280 unique users making a total of 410,200 swaps through the aggregator. Nearly 80% of the trading volume comes from Ethereum, while Arbitrum accounts for 10% but has the highest trading frequency.Currently, about 3,000 people participate in trading every day, with 1inch, 0x, and Paraswap being the three largest aggregators by trading volume. March 11 was the day with the highest trading volume, reaching $600 million.Additionally, DefiLlama stated that the next steps involve preparing licenses, integrating the Gnosis chain, and transaction history, and hinted at a possible airdrop for DeFiLlama contributors and users. (source link)