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Top dApps on Ethereum – Page 11

1,827 projects that run on Ethereum, ranked by DappsAtlas score and total value locked.

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Top dApps on Ethereum, page 11 of 37
		Category
501	HibtReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$18.2M	−1.4%	6.3
502	BitloReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$12.7M	−2.7%	6.3
503	Gravity BridgeReviewed	Bridge	$6.98M	−5.0%	6.3
504	Seamless V2Reviewed	Lending	$6.12M	+0.2%	6.3
505	Theo Network thBillReviewed	Real-World Assets	$6.09M	−48.4%	6.3
506	Flying Tulip ftUSDReviewed	Stablecoin Issuer	$5.79M	+4.3%	6.3
507	eva MarketsReviewed	Real-World Assets	$4.97M	−1.9%	6.3
508	Vectis FinanceReviewed	Basis Trading	$4.93M	−5.6%	6.3
509	EigenpieReviewed	Liquid Restaking	$3.94M	−3.3%	6.3
510	Punks TerminalReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: Dedicated	$1.77M	+5.1%	6.3
511	Privacy CashReviewed	Privacy	$1.64M	−8.6%	6.3
512	LUSD ChickenBondsReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$1.53M	−0.9%	6.3
513	Yamato ProtocolReviewed	CDPs	$1.51M	−0.1%	6.3
514	AugurReviewed	Other Gambling	$1.37M	−3.2%	6.3
515	MORE VaultsReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$1.30M	−10.7%	6.3
516	Asymmetry FinanceReviewed	CDPs	$1.26M	−11.9%	6.3
517	HyperWaveReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$977K	−7.8%	6.3
518	Maverick V1Reviewed	DEXes	$964K	+0.0%	6.3
519	Shape BridgeReviewed	Canonical Bridge	$954K	+0.2%	6.3
520	SommelierReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$919K	−0.0%	6.3
521	CIAN AutomationReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$734K	−4.2%	6.3
522	CANA Holdings California Carbon CreditsReviewed	Real-World Assets	$608K	−32.0%	6.3
523	ApeChain BridgeReviewed	Bridge	$402K	+0.1%	6.3
524	Basin ExchangeReviewed	DEXes	$341K	−0.3%	6.3
525	Swapr V2Reviewed	DEXes	$316K	−0.5%	6.3
526	Goldsand by InshAllahReviewed	CeDeFi	$312K	+0.1%	6.3
527	AlcumReviewed	Real-World Assets	$239K	0.0%	6.3
528	ArkonixReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$138K	−6.8%	6.3
529	Theoriq Gold VaultReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$118K	+4.8%	6.3
530	SIRReviewed	Derivatives	$83.4K	−5.5%	6.3
531	ElectraReviewed	Derivatives	$81.9K	+0.0%	6.3
532	ArchReviewed	Indexes	$81.5K	−1.2%	6.3
533	PWNReviewed	Lending	$21.1K	+82.2%	6.3
534	SKALE Network BridgeReviewed	Canonical Bridge	$7.70K	+0.1%	6.3
535	ZivoeReviewed	Real-World Assets	$3.04K	0.0%	6.3
536	HelloReviewed	Other	—	—	6.3
537	GolemReviewed	AI	—	—	6.3
538	ShuffleReviewed	Crypto Gambling	—	—	6.3
539	SmartcreditReviewed	Lending	—	—	6.3
540	MetawinReviewed	Crypto Gambling	—	—	6.3
541	CryptokittiesReviewed	Collectibles	—	—	6.3
542	MegaworldReviewed	Games: Metaverse	—	—	6.3
543	ShibaswapReviewed	DEXes	—	—	6.3
544	OmniHubReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: Other	—	—	6.3
545	Laso FinanceReviewed	Crypto Card Issuer	—	—	6.3
546	Crypto Volatility Index CviReviewed	Derivatives	—	—	6.3
547	Glacier NetworkReviewed	Infrastructure	—	—	6.3
548	Ajna ProtocolReviewed	Lending	—	—	6.3
549	CounterstakeReviewed	Cross Chain Bridge	—	—	6.3
550	DappbuilderReviewed	Developer Tools	—	—	6.3

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