AerodromeFi Achieves 60% DEX Activity on Base Network

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

AerodromeFi has quickly become the leading decentralized exchange (DEX) on the Base network, accounting for 60% of all DEX activity.

Daily Users Grow by 270%

David Alexander, former MD of Binance Labs, reported that AerodromeFi's daily active users have surged by 270% in the past month, reaching a new high of 27,000. This surge coincides with a substantial rise in trading volume. AerodromeFi processed $3 billion weekly, nearly three times Uniswap's $1.1 billion during the same period.

AerodromeFi now holds a 60% market share in DEX activity, compared to Uniswap’s 30%.David Alexander

AerodromeFi Generates $20 Million in Fees

Last week, AerodromeFi generated over $20 million in fees, ranking among the top 10 protocols globally.

AerodromeFi continues to strengthen its position on the Base network, showing significant growth in both user numbers and trading volumes.

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