Beam

Beam is a Layer 1 blockchain and its native token, BEAM, is designed to serve as the foundational currency and infrastructure layer for a gaming-focused digital ecosystem. The project targets developers, game creators, and players who want to build or interact with games, NFTs, and other digital experiences on-chain. It positions itself as a multi-sector platform spanning gaming, non-fungible tokens, artificial intelligence, and real-world assets.

BEAM is an ERC-20 token that operates across several blockchain ecosystems simultaneously, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Avalanche, and Base, reflecting its multi-chain design rather than a single sovereign chain with its own consensus layer. The token enables transactions within the Beam Network, and the data on file does not specify a consensus algorithm or a non-zero block time, so the precise settlement mechanics are not recorded here. The token's role inside the system is primarily to pay for and settle activity on the Beam Network.

The protocol collected 1.16 USD in fees over the most recent 24-hour period, 11.29 USD over the trailing 7 days, and 23.69 USD over the trailing 30 days, with a trailing 12-month total of 1,071.58 USD. Annualizing the 30-day figure produces an estimated 288.23 USD per year in fees, and that 30-day fee total represents a 78.46 percent change relative to the prior comparable period. These figures are very small relative to a market capitalization of 82,514,586 USD, yielding an annualized fee yield of roughly 0.000353 percent of market cap. The data does not specify who collects or retains these fees, so the distribution between users, validators, or the protocol treasury is not determinable from the information stored here.