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Top dApps on Ethereum – Page 3

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

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Top dApps on Ethereum, page 3 of 37
		Category
101	FlokiFi LockerReviewed	Token Locker	$11.3M	−1.2%	7.4
102	StreamflowReviewed	Payments	$10.5M	−4.7%	7.4
103	NBXReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$7.50M	+479%	7.4
104	LlamaPayReviewed	Payments	$2.07M	+5.2%	7.4
105	CEX.IOReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$1.06M	−21.2%	7.4
106	SherlockReviewed	Security	$227K	−0.7%	7.4
107	CompoundReviewed	Lending	—	—	7.4
108	TalismanReviewed	Wallets	—	—	7.4
109	BungeeReviewed	Bridge Aggregator	—	—	7.4
110	EthenaReviewed	Basis Trading	—	—	7.4
111	PendleReviewed	Interest Rate Derivatives	—	—	7.4
112	EtherfiReviewed	Liquid Restaking	—	—	7.4
113	VNXReviewed	Real-World Assets	—	—	7.4
114	Paxos GoldReviewed	Real-World Assets	—	—	7.4
115	Venus ProtocolReviewed	Lending	—	—	7.4
116	Okx Nft MarketplaceReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: General	—	—	7.4
117	ConcreteReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$1.21B	−0.3%	7.3
118	UpshiftReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$461M	+6.9%	7.3
119	Ethena USDtbReviewed	Stablecoin Issuer	$416M	−14.0%	7.3
120	LagoonReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$157M	−0.4%	7.3
121	Aave V2Reviewed	Lending	$98.8M	−2.5%	7.3
122	Sky MoneyReviewed	Risk Curators	$95.3M	−3.4%	7.3
123	Treehouse ProtocolReviewed	Dor	$60.5M	−0.3%	7.3
124	Mantle RestakingReviewed	Liquid Restaking	$35.9M	−0.7%	7.3
125	Mystic Finance LendingReviewed	Lending	$31.7M	+0.7%	7.3
126	Mellow RestakingReviewed	Liquid Restaking	$21.9M	−1.4%	7.3
127	Index CoopReviewed	Indexes	$12.7M	−2.0%	7.3
128	cBridgeReviewed	Bridge	$11.7M	−2.5%	7.3
129	ZyFAIReviewed	AI	$8.86M	−5.1%	7.3
130	SuperfluidReviewed	Payments	$5.35M	−5.0%	7.3
131	LegionReviewed	Presale	$4.01M	−1.2%	7.3
132	SuperRareReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: Art	$0	—	7.3
133	RhinoReviewed	Cross Chain Bridge	—	—	7.3
134	Squid RouterReviewed	Bridge Aggregator	—	—	7.3
135	Sideshift AiReviewed	Exchanges	—	—	7.3
136	Free ProtocolReviewed	Infrastructure	—	—	7.3
137	Base BridgeReviewed	Canonical Bridge	$2.90B	+2.9%	7.2
138	ObolReviewed	Staking	$1.27B	+19.5%	7.2
139	UnitReviewed	Bridge	$965M	+1.6%	7.2
140	BingXReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$549M	−2.9%	7.2
141	Coinbase Wrapped Staked ETHReviewed	Liquid Restaking	$446M	+0.3%	7.2
142	Fluid DEXReviewed	DEXes	$217M	−2.6%	7.2
143	Aera V3Reviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$173M	−10.6%	7.2
144	FraxtalReviewed	Chain	$165M	−0.8%	7.2
145	RailgunReviewed	Privacy	$107M	−2.0%	7.2
146	VALRReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$88.1M	−28.4%	7.2
147	infiniFiReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$73.1M	+7.6%	7.2
148	Lombard VaultsReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$69.4M	−1.6%	7.2
149	Aera V2Reviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$44.5M	−0.3%	7.2
150	Alchemix V3Reviewed	Synthetics	$38.5M	+0.9%	7.2

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