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Top dApps on Ethereum – Page 29

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

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Top dApps on Ethereum, page 29 of 37
1401
Lien logo
LienReviewed
$82.2K—
1402
Gudchain logo
GudchainReviewed
$79.4K—
1403
SumSwap logo
SumSwapReviewed
$78.2K—
1404
Percent Finance logo
$77.3K—
1405
TProtocol V1 logo
TProtocol V1Reviewed
$73.0K—
1406
Nocturne logo
NocturneReviewed
$72.1K—
1407
Aloe logo
AloeReviewed
$71.0K—
1408
Loop logo
LoopReviewed
$70.2K—
1409
StoneDefi logo
StoneDefiReviewed
$69.4K—
1410
Cozy V1 logo
Cozy V1Reviewed
$68.6K—
1411
PepeTeam DEX logo
PepeTeam DEXReviewed
$68.1K—
1412
Deq logo
DeqReviewed
$66.4K—
1413
BakerFi logo
BakerFiReviewed
$64.6K—
1414
Sector Finance logo
$63.9K—
1415
Governor DAO logo
Governor DAOReviewed
$61.9K—
1416
Amulet V2 logo
Amulet V2Reviewed
$61.8K—
1417
Fastex logo
FastexReviewed
$61.1K—
1418
Redstone logo
RedstoneReviewed
$60.6K—
1419
TradeOgre logo
TradeOgreReviewed
$59.5K—
1420
Solidly V2 logo
Solidly V2Reviewed
$58.7K—
1421
Hot Cross logo
Hot CrossReviewed
$56.6K—
1422
Primitive logo
PrimitiveReviewed
$55.8K—
1423
Restake Finance logo
$52.8K—
1424
Ribbon Lend logo
Ribbon LendReviewed
$52.3K—
1425
xWin Finance logo
xWin FinanceReviewed
$52.0K—
1426$52.0K—
1427
Unbound logo
UnboundReviewed
$51.4K—
1428
Cook Finance logo
Cook FinanceReviewed
$51.0K—
1429
Olive logo
OliveReviewed
$49.0K—
1430
EXIT10 logo
EXIT10Reviewed
$42.2K—
1431
Altitude logo
AltitudeReviewed
$41.4K—
1432
DotOracle logo
DotOracleReviewed
$38.6K—
1433
Typhoon Cash logo
Typhoon CashReviewed
$38.1K—
1434
CompliFi logo
CompliFiReviewed
$37.3K—
1435
Kernel Protocol logo
$36.7K—
1436
SaitaSwap logo
SaitaSwapReviewed
$36.7K—
1437
Form Network logo
Form NetworkReviewed
$34.0K—
1438
Locus Finance logo
$33.1K—
1439
Tranche Finance logo
$32.1K—
1440$31.0K—
1441
DYAD logo
DYADReviewed
$30.7K—
1442$30.6K—
1443
Surf Liquid logo
Surf LiquidReviewed
$30.4K—
1444
Gasp logo
GaspReviewed
$29.6K—
1445
HeLa Bridge logo
HeLa BridgeReviewed
$29.0K—
1446
Mover logo
MoverReviewed
$28.4K—
1447$28.3K—
1448
XUSD Money logo
XUSD MoneyReviewed
$27.3K—
1449
Pods Yield logo
Pods YieldReviewed
$27.1K—
1450
zLot logo
zLotReviewed
$26.1K—

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 Ethereum

  1. 1DEXes1518%
  2. 2Lending1277%
  3. 3Yield Aggregator1207%
  4. 4Centralized Exchanges623%
  5. 5Cross Chain Bridge613%
  6. 6Canonical Bridge583%
  7. 7Onchain Capital Allocator493%
  8. 8Derivatives483%
  9. 9Real-World Assets483%
  10. 10Staking463%
  11. 11CDPs412%
  12. 12Risk Curators352%
  13. 13Bridge342%
  14. 14Other332%
  15. 15Crypto Gambling322%
  16. 16Other322%
  17. 17GameFi312%
  18. 18NFT Marketplaces: General292%

Guides

Guides for Ethereum and other chains

All guides
  • Blockchain

    Can Ethereum Classic Support dApps? A 2026 Evaluation

    Ethereum Classic can run smart contracts and host dapps, but its path is narrower than Ethereum's. This guide explains the factors that matter, from security and tooling to liquidity, and how to check each one yourself.

  • Blockchain

    Can Ethereum Classic Support dApps? A 2026 Explainer

    Ethereum Classic can run Solidity smart contracts, so it can host dapps, but its smaller user base, thinner tooling and proof-of-work security trade-offs shape what a builder should expect. This explainer covers how it works, where it fits, and how to check its current state.

  • Blockchain

    Celo as an Ethereum Layer 2: What Changed and What to Know (2026)

    Celo, once a standalone mobile-focused Layer 1, completed its move to an Ethereum Layer 2 on March 26, 2025. This guide explains what changed, how the network works now, and how to check its current activity.

  • Blockchain

    EIP-1559 and the Ethereum Burn: How It Works in 2026

    EIP-1559 changed how Ethereum fees work by burning the base fee of every transaction, and the first week after its August 2021 activation showed a burn measured in thousands of ETH, not the 100 million figure some headlines suggest. This guide explains the mechanism, what the early numbers showed, and how to check current burn totals yourself.

  • Blockchain

    Ethereum 2.0 December 1 Launch: What Happened and What It Means

    Ethereum 2.0 was the name for the plan to move Ethereum from proof of work to proof of stake, and its first live piece, the Beacon Chain, launched on December 1, 2020. This guide explains what that launch was, how it led to The Merge in 2022, and how to check the network's current status.

  • Blockchain

    Ethereum 2.0 Explained: Five Things You Need to Know in 2026

    Ethereum 2.0 was the name for a multi-year plan to move Ethereum from proof of work to proof of stake. Most of that plan is now live, so the name is mostly historical, but the parts that affect users are still worth understanding.