
The launch of AbstractChain has seen mixed results since its inception, with an initial Total Value Locked (TVL) of approximately $8 million, significantly lower than competitor Blast's $322 million. In the first three days, AbstractChain reported a trading volume of about $2.95 million, compared to Blast's $7.4 million. Despite these figures, the platform has experienced a surge in user engagement, with a 20% increase in the player base and a 300% rise in activity among existing players in the last 48 hours. Notably, streamers on AbstractChain generated over $2.6 million in earnings, with 40 streamers surpassing five-figure payouts and the top earner nearing $100,000. Additionally, the platform has recorded a cumulative net inflow of approximately 15,115.99 ETH. However, concerns about liquidity and user adoption persist, as the average wallet holds around $40, mirroring the average NFT floor price on the platform. The recent launch of the free mint project, AbstraUniverse, has also drawn attention, selling out quickly and indicating potential for future growth.























First decent mint on Abstract? Plooshies FCFS sold out in seconds 0.15 mint price 0.23 floor price rn Congrats to the team over at @ThePlooshies and for the collab :) https://t.co/hZQ9EKjnlU
Should I stream pixel placing on @AbstractChain? 👾 https://t.co/WSwbGhsSWR
People were complaining @AbstractChain was dead on arrival because none of the low quality NFT copy&pastes were selling. Just a day later a team with a real project launches their mint and sells out in literal seconds. Abstract users aren’t trench degens and this isn’t 2017.… https://t.co/FhtLPGHT3a