Tokenlon fundamentals

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A space to discuss the fundamentals of ‘Tokenlon’.

Link to the dashboard: Tokenlon (LON) - Key metrics | Dashboard | Token Terminal

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Token Terminal <> Tokenlon | Monthly data update (April 2023)

Chains tracked: Arbitrum, Ethereum

Methodology:

  • Trading volume: Total trading volume on Tokenlon
  • Fees: Total trading fees paid by traders
  • Supply-side fees: Share of trading fees that goes to the liquidity providers
  • Revenue: Share of trading fees that goes to the protocol (LON holders)
  • Token incentives: USD value of tokens that have been distributed to incentivise users
  • Earnings: Revenue minus token incentives
  • Treasury: Monthly average USD value of the protocol’s funds held on-chain (including unallocated governance tokens)
  • Daily active users: Monthly average number of daily distinct 0x Traders and AMM Traders
  • Core developers: Monthly average number of distinct GitHub users that made 1+ commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories during the past 30 days
  • Code commits: Number of commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories

Metrics (April 2023):

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Thanks to Token Terminal, we have reviewed the monthly data updates and the values are in line with our benchmarks.

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Token Terminal <> Tokenlon | Monthly data update (May 2023)

Chains tracked: Arbitrum, Ethereum

Methodology:

  • Net deposits: Total value deposited to the protocol.
  • Trading volume: Total trading volume on Tokenlon
  • Fees: Total trading fees paid by traders
  • Supply-side fees: Share of trading fees that goes to the liquidity providers
  • Revenue: Share of trading fees that goes to the protocol (LON holders)
  • Token incentives: USD value of tokens that have been distributed to incentivise users
  • Earnings: Revenue minus token incentives
  • Treasury: Monthly average USD value of the protocol’s funds held on-chain (including unallocated governance tokens)
  • Daily active users: Monthly average number of daily distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Weekly active users: Monthly average number of weekly distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Monthly active users: Monthly average number of monthly distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Core developers: Monthly average number of distinct GitHub users that made 1+ commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories during the past 30 days
  • Code commits: Number of commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories

Metrics (May 2023):

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Much appreciated to Token Terminal, we have reviewed the monthly data updates and the values are in line with our benchmarks.

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Token Terminal <> Tokenlon | Monthly data update (June 2023)

Chains tracked: Arbitrum, Ethereum

Methodology:

  • Net deposits: Total value deposited to the protocol
  • Trading volume: Total trading volume on Tokenlon
  • Fees: Total trading fees paid by traders
  • Supply-side fees: Share of trading fees that goes to the liquidity providers
  • Revenue: Share of trading fees that goes to the protocol (LON holders)
  • Token incentives: USD value of tokens that have been distributed to incentivise users
  • Earnings: Revenue minus token incentives
  • Treasury: Monthly average USD value of the protocol’s funds held on-chain (including unallocated governance tokens)
  • Daily active users: Monthly average number of daily distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Weekly active users: Monthly average number of weekly distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Monthly active users: Monthly average number of monthly distinct AMM Traders and 0x Traders
  • Core developers: Monthly average number of distinct GitHub users that made 1+ commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories during the past 30 days
  • Code commits: Number of commits to the project’s public GitHub repositories

Metrics (June 2023):

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Thanks to Token Terminal, we confirmed.

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