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Weekly fundamentals #22

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A week-over-week momentum overview of the top blockchains & dapps across our key metrics.

Key highlights:

🆕 New post in our research series: The state of Euler

🎤 New 15-minute fundamentals with Liquity. Watch it on YouTube or listen to the audio version on any podcast platform

Charts of the week

💰Total value locked (TVL)

Which projects currently have the most assets deposited into their smart contracts?

Top projects by latest TVL

This week’s top gainers by TVL

Daily TVL for this week’s top movers in the past 180 days

📈Total revenue (fees paid)

Which projects have generated the most fees/yield?

Top projects by cumulative total revenue in the past 7 days

This week’s top gainers by total revenue

Daily total revenue for this week’s top gainers in the past 180 days

📉Price to sales (P/S) ratio

How are projects priced relative to total fees/yield generated?

Top projects by latest P/S ratio

This week’s top movers by P/S ratio

📈Protocol revenue

Protocol revenue is the share of the total revenue that accrues to the benefit of token holders or the company behind the protocol.

Top projects by cumulative protocol revenue in the past 7 days

This week’s top gainers by protocol revenue

Daily protocol revenue for this week’s top movers in the past 180 days

📉Price to earnings (P/E) ratio

The 'E' in the P/E ratio is based on protocol revenue, i.e. the share of the total revenue that accrues to the benefit of token holders or the company behind the protocol.

Top projects by latest P/E ratio

This week’s top movers by P/E ratio

*Note: We have excluded dapps & blockchains with revenue figures under $10k/week.**Note:‘change’ is calculated as a snapshot comparison, whereas ‘trend’ is calculated by comparing the given time interval against its previous time interval.

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📽 This week’s video

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