The total Gas consumption on the Base chain has broken through 15,000 ETH, and the total transaction volume is close to 400 million
According to the latest data from the on-chain analysis platform Dune Analytics, the total Gas consumption on Base chain has broken through 15,000 ETH, reaching 15,331.9303 ETH, with an average Gas usage amount of about $0.123 (0.000040219 ETH). In addition, the total number of blocks on Base chain has reached approximately 16.74 million and the number of user addresses has exceeded 19 million, reaching 19,007,907; The total transaction volume on Base chain is close to 400 million transactions currently at around 399.37 million transactions and nearly 70 million contracts have been created on-chain.
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