Berachain

Berachain is a Layer 1 blockchain that functions as a smart contract platform, meaning developers can deploy decentralized applications directly on it. BERA is the gas token of the network, used to pay for computation on the chain. It targets the same broad audience as other programmable blockchains — developers building decentralized finance applications and the users who interact with them.

Berachain operates as an independent Layer 1 network with a block time recorded in the data as essentially instantaneous at 0.0 minutes, though the consensus algorithm is not specified in the stored data. BERA is used to pay transaction fees on the chain, and the data records a take rate of 100% over the trailing 30 days, meaning all fees collected flow to the protocol rather than to a separate supply side. The chain hosts a total value locked of approximately 34.4 million dollars and a stablecoin supply of roughly 44.8 million dollars at the point-in-time snapshot.

Over the trailing 30 days the network collected 1,829 dollars in fees, which annualizes to roughly 22,253 dollars based on that same 30-day window. Fees for the most recent 24-hour period were 18 dollars, and the trailing 7-day total was 352 dollars. The take rate for the trailing 30 days is recorded at 100%, indicating that supply-side revenue — the portion paid out to third parties such as liquidity providers or validators — was zero dollars over that same period, meaning the entire fee stream is classified as protocol revenue. Fee volume fell 60.87% over the last 30 days, which is reflected equally in the revenue growth figure for the same period.