On December 27th, according to data from The Block, the data on the Base network chain has steadily increased since March this year. The transaction volume has increased from about 500,000 transactions per day to over 7.5 million transactions per day in December. Compared with other L2 networks, the advantages of Base have expanded. As of the time of writing, Base TVL has exceeded $3.5 billion.
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Data: Base’s daily transaction volume has increased from about 500,000 in March to 7.5 million in December
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