Net Flows by Chain (1M)
Arbitrum and Ethereum still dominate total volume but saw heavy outflows, signaling continued rotation toward high-velocity ecosystems.
@HyperliquidX ($480.6M) remains the leading liquidity hub, fueled by rising perp activity and trader retention.
@arbitrum ($575.4M) posted the largest net inflow, reversing last week’s outflows as capital cycles back into L2 perps and vaults.
@BNBCHAIN ($185.6M) and $OP ($127.0M) logged steady growth from retail inflows and incentives, while WorldChain ($112.9M) and Starknet ($107.4M) showed consistent momentum on builder and TVL expansion.
$SOL ($8.7M), $SUI ($5.9M), and $BTC ($3.0M) recorded modest positives and Base and Ethereum led outflows continuing the shift away from settlement layers toward execution optimized venues prioritizing speed and capital efficiency.
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