GoPlus Security

GoPlus Security is a digital asset associated with a Web3 security network that aims to protect users during on-chain transactions. The project describes itself as filling a missing security layer in blockchain architecture, offering protection across the full lifecycle of a user transaction. It is designed for anyone interacting with decentralized applications who wants an additional layer of protection against on-chain threats.

GoPlus operates as an application-layer protocol, with its fundamental basis recorded as GoPlus Locker V3, and it is present on both the BNB Chain and Base ecosystems. The GPS token functions within this user security network, though the stored data does not specify a consensus algorithm or block time, indicating the token is not itself a base-layer settlement asset. What is known is that the protocol has value locked, currently recorded at 30,914,268.18 USD at a point in time, suggesting users commit assets to interact with or secure access to the protocol's services.

The protocol recorded fees of 205.00 USD in the most recent 24-hour period, 1,864.25 USD over the trailing 30 days, and 307,031.77 USD over the trailing 12 months. Annualizing from the trailing 30 days produces a fee figure of 22,681.71 USD, which is notably lower than the trailing 12-month total, reflecting a recent slowdown in fee generation. The take rate is recorded at 100% for the trailing 30 days, meaning the protocol retains all fees collected during that period and passes nothing to supply-side participants, as confirmed by a supply-side revenue figure of 0.00 USD for the same window. Revenue figures in the data match fees exactly, so the protocol does not appear to distinguish between gross fees and net protocol revenue in the current reporting.