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Top dApps on Ethereum – Page 7

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

Listed: 1,827
Reviewed: 1,827
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Top dApps on Ethereum, page 7 of 37
		Category
301	Frax SwapReviewed	DEXes	$8.18M	−1.0%	6.8
302	CapyfiReviewed	Lending	$7.32M	+9.8%	6.8
303	Aave V1Reviewed	Lending	$7.07M	−2.9%	6.8
304	Revert LendReviewed	Lending	$6.69M	+13.3%	6.8
305	Royco V2Reviewed	Other	$6.56M	−55.5%	6.8
306	mStable V2Reviewed	Yield Aggregator	$5.17M	+2.1%	6.8
307	AngstromReviewed	DEXes	$5.14M	−3.1%	6.8
308	Inverse Finance FrontierReviewed	CDPs	$5.01M	−3.8%	6.8
309	Easedefi.orgReviewed	Insurance	$4.94M	+34.8%	6.8
310	TorosReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$4.49M	−4.0%	6.8
311	BitMartReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$3.87M	−8.0%	6.8
312	TermFinance LendReviewed	Lending	$3.36M	−4.4%	6.8
313	WOOFi SwapReviewed	DEXes	$3.20M	+4.8%	6.8
314	Spectra MetaVaults Outside V2Reviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$3.04M	−4.0%	6.8
315	Wildcat ProtocolReviewed	Uncollateralized Lending	$2.65M	−12.6%	6.8
316	BOB BridgeReviewed	Bridge	$2.38M	−1.9%	6.8
317	deBridgeReviewed	Bridge	$1.76M	−5.9%	6.8
318	TermFinance VaultsReviewed	Lending	$1.67M	+0.3%	6.8
319	Baseline ProtocolReviewed	Liquidity Manager	$1.62M	−0.9%	6.8
320	Royco V1Reviewed	Other	$1.53M	−0.1%	6.8
321	OvertimeReviewed	Crypto Gambling	$1.27M	−3.1%	6.8
322	KyberSwap ClassicReviewed	DEXes	$1.02M	−0.7%	6.8
323	Avalon FinanceReviewed	Lending	$861K	−26.5%	6.8
324	Parallel Protocol V3Reviewed	CDPs	$852K	−1.1%	6.8
325	PoolTogether V4Reviewed	Yield Lottery	$727K	−0.1%	6.8
326	Sudoswap V2Reviewed	NFT Marketplaces: General	$532K	−3.2%	6.8
327	AlmanakReviewed	Onchain Capital Allocator	$263K	−0.1%	6.8
328	Yield ProtocolReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$245K	−0.3%	6.8
329	Secured Finance LendingReviewed	Lending	$236K	−3.4%	6.8
330	Boson ProtocolReviewed	Real-World Assets	$230K	−0.1%	6.8
331	Velvet V3Reviewed	Yield Aggregator	$214K	−3.0%	6.8
332	Lido Impact StakingReviewed	Charity Fundraising	$208K	−0.0%	6.8
333	Clearpool LendingReviewed	Uncollateralized Lending	$200K	0.0%	6.8
334	Revert CompoundorReviewed	Liquidity Automation	$139K	−0.2%	6.8
335	Mellow YieldReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$91.9K	+0.2%	6.8
336	Mind NetworkReviewed	AI	$24.8K	−0.2%	6.8
337	Stablecoin for ImpactReviewed	Charity Fundraising	$20.2K	+0.0%	6.8
338	AlvaraReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$8.89K	−5.9%	6.8
339	ChronicleReviewed	Infrastructure	$0	—	6.8
340	IlluviumReviewed	GameFi	$0	—	6.8
341	AethirReviewed	Infrastructure	$0	—	6.8
342	KrystalReviewed	Liquidity Manager	—	—	6.8
343	MntReviewed	Chain	—	—	6.8
344	PropyReviewed	Real-World Assets	—	—	6.8
345	DeriveReviewed	Derivatives	—	—	6.8
346	KucoinReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	—	—	6.8
347	SorareReviewed	Games: Sports	—	—	6.8
348	RaribleReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: General	—	—	6.8
349	Curve FinanceReviewed	DEXes	—	—	6.8
350	MakerdaoReviewed	CDPs	—	—	6.8

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