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Top dApps on Ethereum – Page 8

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

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Reviewed: 1,827
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Top dApps on Ethereum, page 8 of 37
		Category
351	CoolwalletReviewed	Wallets	—	—	6.8
352	DeGateReviewed	DEXes	—	—	6.8
353	Element MarketReviewed	NFT Marketplaces: General	—	—	6.8
354	Arrakis FinanceReviewed	Liquidity Manager	—	—	6.8
355	Emblem VaultReviewed	Cross Chain	—	—	6.8
356	OpenpeerReviewed	Other	—	—	6.8
357	CryptoharvestbnbReviewed	Yield Aggregator	—	—	6.8
358	Ethereum Name ServiceReviewed	Digital id	—	—	6.8
359	NexoReviewed	CeDeFi	—	—	6.8
360	Robin Hood KingdomReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	—	—	6.8
361	Skale ManagerReviewed	Chain	—	—	6.8
362	XauditsReviewed	Security	—	—	6.8
363	ConcentratorReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$68.0M	−13.1%	6.7
364	3FReviewed	Leveraged Farming	$40.4M	−2.3%	6.7
365	FiraReviewed	Lending	$17.9M	+65.5%	6.7
366	BounceBit PrimeReviewed	Basis Trading	$11.4M	−0.0%	6.7
367	mStable CDPReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$2.80M	−0.0%	6.7
368	AngleReviewed	CDPs	$1.61M	−6.5%	6.7
369	Bitwise USCCReviewed	Basis Trading	—	—	6.7
370	Sierra ProtocolReviewed	Real-World Assets	$36.7M	−7.1%	6.6
371	Mezo BridgeReviewed	Bridge	$9.70M	−2.5%	6.6
372	Varlamore CapitalReviewed	Risk Curators	$2.53M	+18.8%	6.6
373	Pay ProtocolReviewed	Payments	$1.12M	−39.4%	6.6
374	Sudoswap V1Reviewed	NFT Marketplaces: General	$417K	−4.8%	6.6
375	SiloReviewed	Lending	—	—	6.6
376	VitaReviewed	Other	—	—	6.6
377	AirSwapReviewed	OTC Marketplaces	—	—	6.6
378	HTXReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$3.93B	−2.2%	6.5
379	BitkubReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$1.37B	−3.6%	6.5
380	Tornado CashReviewed	Privacy	$782M	+1.1%	6.5
381	Aster BridgeReviewed	Bridge	$589M	+18.0%	6.5
382	RockawayXReviewed	Risk Curators	$299M	+9.0%	6.5
383	HyperithmReviewed	Risk Curators	$232M	−5.8%	6.5
384	K3 CapitalReviewed	Risk Curators	$229M	+9.3%	6.5
385	Cooler LoansReviewed	Lending	$203M	−9.8%	6.5
386	PionexReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$119M	−0.8%	6.5
387	Armitage by WintermuteReviewed	Risk Curators	$98.8M	+12.9%	6.5
388	VesperReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$80.2M	−3.0%	6.5
389	Yuzu MoneyReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$63.1M	−18.1%	6.5
390	ZEROBASE CeDeFiReviewed	Basis Trading	$60.4M	−0.3%	6.5
391	Tulipa CapitalReviewed	Risk Curators	$58.0M	−0.5%	6.5
392	Sonic GatewayReviewed	Canonical Bridge	$56.4M	−6.0%	6.5
393	BigONEReviewed	Centralized Exchanges	$52.5M	−12.9%	6.5
394	KAIOReviewed	Real-World Assets	$34.7M	−10.5%	6.5
395	Rysk V12Reviewed	Options Vault	$31.8M	−13.4%	6.5
396	Swell Liquid StakingReviewed	Staking	$24.8M	−8.5%	6.5
397	Bedrock uniETHReviewed	Liquid Restaking	$23.1M	+0.2%	6.5
398	Native Credit PoolReviewed	Lending	$20.6M	−20.3%	6.5
399	SyntropiaReviewed	Yield Aggregator	$13.6M	−0.0%	6.5
400	Flying Tulip LendReviewed	Lending	$11.2M	+29.5%	6.5

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