Soneium dApp Analysis Shows a Decline in Users but Sustained Transaction Volume

Recent data from the Soneium blockchain ecosystem reveals a significant divergence between user engagement and on-chain activity within its top decentralized applications (dApps). An analysis from June 2025 shows that while the number of unique active users has declined across key projects, the transaction volume on these same applications remains high.

This trend indicates that a smaller but highly active core user base continues to drive substantial transactional throughput in Soneiums SocialFi, GameFi, and DeFi sectors.

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Performance of Top Soneium dApps

An examination of the leading dApps on the network highlights this pattern:

• UneMeta:The IP-tokenization platform, Soneiums largest dApp by users, recorded 344,000 unique users over the past 30 days, a 65% decrease. However, it still processed 506,000 transactions during the same period.
• Evermoon:The GameFi project saw its unique user count fall by 55% to 152,000. Despite this, the dApp maintained a high level of activity with 2.62 million transactions.
• KYO Finance:The decentralized exchange registered a 45% drop in users to 19,700, but recorded 9.22 million transactions, showing a high level of trading activity relative to its user count.
• Sake Finance:The cross-chain lending platform experienced a 44% decline in users to 17,800, while logging 87,000 transactions.

Overall Network Metrics

This divergence at the dApp level occurs within a broader context of a healthy network. According to the report, the Soneium ecosystem as a whole has registered over 2 million total wallets and has processed more than 70 million transactions.

The network also maintains over $130 million in Total Value Locked (TVL), indicating a solid foundation of capital and transactional intensity despite the recent drop in individual dApp user engagement.

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