Manta Network

Manta Network is a Layer 2 scaling project built on Ethereum that describes itself as an EVM-equivalent platform for zero-knowledge applications, using Celestia for data availability and Polygon zkEVM for proof generation. It is designed for developers who want to build privacy-capable or ZK-powered decentralized applications without sacrificing compatibility with the broader Ethereum toolset. The MANTA token is the native asset of the network.

Manta Pacific processes transactions off the main Ethereum chain and posts data to Celestia, a modular data-availability layer, while relying on Polygon zkEVM technology to generate cryptographic validity proofs that are settled back on Ethereum. The MANTA token functions within the Manta Atlantic chain, which is the recorded basis for on-chain metrics shown here, and is used for network operations such as governance and staking within that ecosystem. No consensus algorithm is stored in the data for this asset.

The network collected fees of $6.92 in the most recent 24-hour period and $489.55 over the trailing 30 days, with an annualized fee run-rate of $5,956 based on that 30-day window. The supply-side revenue over the trailing 30 days was $950.53, meaning sequencer or validator participants received more than the total fees recorded, which produces a negative protocol revenue figure: revenue over the trailing 30 days stands at negative $460.98 and the annualized revenue figure derived from that period is negative $5,608.59. The resulting take rate is negative 94.2% over the trailing 30 days, indicating the protocol is currently paying out more than it collects rather than retaining a share of fees. Fee growth over the trailing 30 days was negative 37.1%, though revenue growth over the same window was positive 283.4%, reflecting the volatile and small absolute scale of both figures.