Illuvium

Illuvium is a collection of interconnected fantasy role-playing games built on the Ethereum network, designed for players who want to own the in-game items they earn rather than merely license them from a developer. Players capture creatures called Illuvials, each represented as a non-fungible token, meaning ownership is recorded on a public blockchain rather than held inside a private game server. The project targets gamers who want verifiable digital ownership alongside high-production-value gameplay.

ILV is the native governance and staking token of the Illuvium ecosystem, and the protocol's economic rules direct all game-generated revenue to wallets that have staked ILV rather than retaining any portion at the protocol level, which explains why the take rate in the data stands at 100 percent flowing to stakers and supply-side revenue over the trailing 30 days is recorded as zero for the protocol itself. To keep transactions fast and free for players, Illuvium settles NFT minting and trading on Immutable X, a Layer 2 solution that uses Zero-Knowledge Rollups to bundle activity off-chain and post cryptographic proofs back to Ethereum mainnet. The token lives within the Ethereum ecosystem, and its holders can participate in governance decisions about the franchise.

Fees arise from in-game activity such as NFT trading and are paid by players and traders interacting with the Illuvium marketplace. Over the trailing 24 hours, fees reached 71.76 USD; over the trailing 7 days, 1,124.67 USD; over the trailing 12 months, 129,699.72 USD; and annualized from the trailing 30 days, fees come to 41,907.96 USD. Because the protocol's design passes 100 percent of collected fees to ILV stakers, the supply-side revenue for the trailing 30 days is recorded as zero at the protocol level, meaning the protocol retains nothing for its own treasury. Fee activity over the past 30 days declined by 50.51 percent compared with the prior period, which directly affects the annualized figures used to calculate the market-cap-to-fees ratio of 649.48 and the fee yield of approximately 0.15 percent.