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Data: Ethereum TVL increased by $7.79 billion in the past 7 days, and Tron TVL increased by $900.23 million

according to Look on Chain monitoring, Ethereum's TVL increased by $7.79 billion in the past 7 days, Tron's TVL increased by $900.23 million, and Solana's TVL increased by $618.4 million.

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