The number of contracts created on the Base chain has exceeded 100 million, and the total Gas consumption on the chain has exceeded 20,000 ETH
The latest data from the on-chain analysis platform, Dune Analytics, shows that the total Gas consumption on Base chain has broken through 20,000 ETH, reaching 22,680.4677 ETH with an average Gas usage cost of approximately $0.0598 (0.000019792 ETH). In addition, the total transaction volume on Base chain has exceeded 1.1 billion transactions (reaching 1.17073 billion), the number of blocks has reached about 23.18 million and over 100 million contracts have been created on-chain, reaching a total of 100,191,283 contracts.
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