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Top dApps on Bitcoin – Page 4

210 projects that run on Bitcoin, ranked by DappsAtlas score and total value locked.

Listed
210
Reviewed
210
Page
4/5

Looking for an overview? Read the Bitcoin ecosystem guide.

Top dApps on Bitcoin, page 4 of 5
151$30.4M4.5
152$15.2K4.5
153
Nova logo
NovaReviewed
—4.5
154
Treasure Hunt logo
—4.5
155
Coinify logo
CoinifyReviewed
—4.5
156
Blockblend logo
BlockblendReviewed
—4.5
157
InscribeReviewed
—4.0
158
Trxswap logo
TrxswapReviewed
—4.0
159
Azcoin logo
AzcoinReviewed
—3.5
160—3.0
161
ProBit Global logo
$12.1M1.0
162
Binance CEX logo
Binance CEXReviewed
$127B—
163
Binance Bitcoin logo
$5.18B—
164
Kraken Bitcoin logo
$719M—
165
Korbit logo
KorbitReviewed
$479M—
166
SolvBTC logo
SolvBTCReviewed
$470M—
167
Nexus BTC logo
Nexus BTCReviewed
$341M—
168$136M—
169
Biconomy.com logo
Biconomy.comReviewed
$98.2M—
170
BYDFi logo
BYDFiReviewed
$66.6M—
171
SoDEX Bridge logo
SoDEX BridgeReviewed
$62.7M—
172
Coin8 logo
Coin8Reviewed
$48.2M—
173
Zoomex logo
ZoomexReviewed
$37.8M—
174
Byte Exchange logo
$36.7M—
175
ObeliskBTC logo
ObeliskBTCReviewed
$25.3M—
176
BitVenus logo
BitVenusReviewed
$17.1M—
177
CoinEx logo
CoinExReviewed
$15.1M—
178$1.71M—
179
BTSE logo
BTSEReviewed
$1.52M—
180
Coffer Network logo
$1.42M—
181
BoringDAO logo
BoringDAOReviewed
$334K—
182
Fastex logo
FastexReviewed
$61.1K—
183
Yusan logo
YusanReviewed
$3.08K—
184
HOPE Collateral logo
$1.12K—
185
Bitty logo
BittyReviewed
$81—
186
Exmo logo
ExmoReviewed
$12—
187
BabylonsReviewed
——
188
BitfarmsReviewed
——
189
Conio logo
ConioReviewed
——
190
RozoReviewed
——
191
Bridge Wallet logo
——
192
Powerpool logo
PowerpoolReviewed
——
193
Well3Reviewed
——
194
BlockvReviewed
——
195
Bit AccessReviewed
——
196
Owlto Finance logo
——
197
Give And Share logo
——
198——
199
Abc WalletReviewed
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200
Botanix Bridge logo
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Ranked by DappsAtlas score, then total value locked. Click a column to re-sort this page. TVL data via DefiLlama.

What runs here

dApp categories on Bitcoin

  1. 1Centralized Exchanges6029%
  2. 2Wallets189%
  3. 3Cross Chain Bridge168%
  4. 4Bridge126%
  5. 5Restaked Btc105%
  6. 6Anchor Btc105%
  7. 7Payments73%
  8. 8Infrastructure73%
  9. 9Canonical Bridge42%
  10. 10CDPs42%
  11. 11Services42%
  12. 12Crypto Gambling42%
  13. 13Decentralized Btc31%
  14. 14Exchanges31%
  15. 15Lending31%
  16. 16On/Off Ramps31%
  17. 17Bridge Aggregator31%
  18. 18Other31%

Guides

Guides for Bitcoin and other chains

All guides
  • Blockchain

    How the Bitcoin Lightning Network Works

    The Bitcoin Lightning Network moves payments through channels that sit on top of Bitcoin, so most transfers do not need their own blockchain transaction. Learn how channels, routing, fees and liquidity work, and what to consider before using Lightning.

  • Blockchain

    Building Smart Contracts and dApps on Bitcoin with Stacks 2.0

    Stacks is a smart contract layer that works alongside Bitcoin, letting developers write applications that use BTC-backed assets. This guide explains how the network fits with Bitcoin, how Clarity contracts are built and tested, and how to deploy a Stacks app with care.

  • Blockchain

    Ethereum vs Bitcoin: Key Differences Explained for 2026

    Bitcoin and Ethereum are both decentralized blockchains with their own native assets, but they were built for different jobs. This guide explains how they differ in purpose, supply, consensus, fees, smart contracts, security and use cases, and what to check before you compare them.

  • Blockchain

    Harmony's Community-Run Bitcoin Bridge Explained

    Harmony's bitcoin bridge let BTC holders use bitcoin on the Harmony chain through community-run vaults backed by over-collateralization. This guide explains how that design worked, what the 2022 incident changed, and how to check the bridge's status and risks before moving any bitcoin.

  • Blockchain

    What Is Bitcoin and Why It Matters for Web3 in 2026

    Bitcoin is the first blockchain and the original peer-to-peer digital money network. It matters for web3 because it set the model for decentralized ledgers, self-custody and scarce digital assets that later networks built on.

  • Blockchain

    zkBTC Explained: How a Bitcoin EVM Layer 2 Scales with ZK Proofs

    zkBTC belongs to a newer group of projects that try to run Ethereum-style smart contracts on top of Bitcoin, using zero-knowledge proofs to scale. This guide explains how these networks process transactions, move BTC in and out, and where the risks sit, so you can check zkBTC or a similar network against the same criteria.