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Aptos: Ecosystem TVL doubled to $1.2 billion in 2 months, with 4.1 million weekly active addresses

Aptos officials announced on the X platform that in the past two months, Aptos TVL has doubled, reaching 1.2 billion US dollars, an increase of 19 times year-on-year. In addition, due to the continuous innovation of the Move language DeFi protocol, new milestones have been reached and records have been broken, including:

The number of weekly active addresses reached 4.1 million;

The number of historical transactions exceeded 2 billion;

DEX trading volume reached 21.5 million US dollars, 28 times that of last year.

In addition, several projects within the Aptos ecosystem have achieved different milestones, including the DeFi project Aries Markets, which has achieved total deposits of more than 800 million US dollars and borrowing of more than 450 million US dollars.

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