ChainCatcher message, DWF Labs co-founder Andrei Grachev posted on X: "DWF HFT has just deposited 10 million USDT into OpenEden to earn some risk fee income. Brother Eugene Ng, we believe in you."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the fee revenue earned by DeFi protocols in August decreased by 24.4% compared to July, reaching the lowest point since February of this year.The fee revenue in August was significantly lower than July's $381.45 million, and even far below March's $494.14 million. However, last month's protocol fees were still higher than February's $265.18 million.Fee amounts are typically used to measure the popularity and usage of DeFi protocols. In that month, the cumulative fees for DeFi protocols (excluding the base layer) amounted to $288.38 million. Lido had the highest fee revenue at $76.18 million, followed by Uniswap, Jito, and PancakeSwap.

ChainCatcher news, Dune data shows that the cumulative fee revenue from Bitcoin NFT protocol Ordinals inscriptions has surpassed 6,800 BTC, currently at 6,800.1029 BTC, approximately 432,064,214 USD. The total number of inscriptions minted currently stands at 66,405,307.

ChainCatcher news reports that PunkAI is about to launch its first BOT robot for trading on the Solana chain, with plans for deployment on multiple chains in the future. The transaction fee revenue from the BOT robot will be entirely used to buy back $PUNKAI and burn it. As of the time of writing, $PunkAI has been listed on Gate.io, with an increase of 11000%.$PunkAI is a culture, not just a memecoin. The official airdrop event is ongoing, and users can follow PunkAI's official Twitter @PunkAIsol to participate.

ChainCatcher news, according to the latest data from Dune, the cumulative fee revenue from Bitcoin NFT protocol Ordinals inscriptions has reached 2,844.1375 BTC, approximately 104,077,265 USD. The total number of inscriptions minted has reached 41,882,377.

ChainCatcher news, The Block data shows that Bitcoin miners' transaction fee revenue surged in May, reaching the highest level in over two years. As of May 29, the share of miners' revenue from transaction fees reached 14.3%, the highest level since April 2021. Over the past 12 months, this figure has remained between 1.3% and 3.1%. (source link)