Visualize transaction fees on Polygon since July 1, 2022.

Compare these to fees on Ethereum over the same time period - are they correlated? Do they diverge significantly at any points? Provide analysis as to why you think this might be.

In the table below, the volume of fees to MATIC is checked on a daily basis along with the number of transaction wallets and the number of transactions and fee growth for

Polygon

In the chart below, the total amount of fees is checked daily and as a percentage

In the graph, the amount of fee is checked daily, as well as the number of wallets and the number of transactions

In the fee volume chart, it is checked on a daily basis

In the graph, the amount of fee is checked on a daily basis along with the growth of fee

In the table below, the amount of fee to ETH is checked on a daily basis along with the number of transaction wallets and the number of transactions and fee growth for Ethereum

In the chart below, the total amount of fees is checked daily and as a percentage

In the graph, the amount of fee is checked daily, as well as the number of wallets and the number of transactions

In the fee volume chart, it is checked on a daily basis

In the graph, the amount of fee is checked on a daily basis along with the growth of fee

In the table below, the dollar fee volume and the number of wallets and the number of transactions and the growth of the dollar fee volume in Polygon and Ethereum are compared on a daily basis.

The chart below compares the number of transactions in Polygon and Ethereum on a daily basis

The chart below compares the number of transaction wallets in Polygon and Ethereum on a daily basis

In the chart below, the fee volume in dollars in Polygon and Ethereum are compared on a daily basis

The chart below compares the volume growth per dollar in Polygon and Ethereum on a daily basis

Conclusion:

In this dashboard we reviewed Polygon Fees in July 2022 and accordingly In Polygon, on July 1st, the highest volume was fee Looking at Polygon's growth chart, we also see a decrease in fee volume after July 4 We also see a decrease in transactions from the same date In the analysis of Ethereum and the volume of fees, it can be said that the largest volume of fees was on July 1 In checking the number of transactions and wallets since July 7, we see a divergence and a decrease in fees In the comparison between Polygon and Ethereum, after July 6, we see a decrease in transaction wallets in Ethereum, while the decrease in Polygon is much less and In examining the dollar fee volume, we also see a decrease in dollar volume on July 7 and 8 in Ethereum In the growth chart, we also see a decrease in the fee volume in Ethereum and a smaller decrease in the fee volume in Polygon but this divergence was less for Polygon and more for Ethereum.