ZetaChain

ZetaChain is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to let developers build applications that work across multiple separate blockchains without having to rebuild the same application on each one. The central problem it claims to address is fragmentation in Web3, where assets and users are siloed across incompatible networks. More recently the project has extended this interoperability concept to artificial intelligence, positioning itself as a platform for applications that can coordinate across both blockchain ecosystems and AI model providers.

ZetaChain operates as an independent Layer 1 network that maintains native connectivity to external chains such as Ethereum and BNB Chain, enabling cross-chain transactions to be initiated and settled without traditional bridge intermediaries. The ZETA token is the native asset of this chain, used for paying transaction fees and participating in the network's economic functions. The consensus algorithm is not recorded in the data held by this site, so a precise description of block production and validator mechanics cannot be provided.

The protocol collects fees from activity on the ZetaChain network, paid by users and applications executing transactions. Over the trailing 30 days the network collected 77.01 USD in fees, and over the trailing 7 days it collected 18.28 USD. Annualizing from the trailing 30-day figure produces an annualized fee estimate of 936.96 USD, and the trailing 12-month total stands at 2,496.82 USD. These are very small absolute figures relative to a market capitalization of approximately 67.6 million USD, which is reflected in the fee yield of 0.001343 percent on an annualized basis.