Polygon

Polygon also offers a solution to increase the scalability of Ethereum, but with a different approach compared to other projects. Changing the correct strategy and rebranding Metic Network to Polygan has increased the capital locked in this network from 40 million dollars to 10 billion dollars within one year. Perhaps the most important feature of Polygon is that it supports most scaling methods and helps different chains work together. In this article, we are going to talk about what Polygan is, what its purpose is and how it works. Polygon's team, advisors, investors, and roadmap are also reviewed. In addition, MATIC token, exchange and its appropriate wallet will also be paid

Arbitrum

The Arbitrum One network is a rollup on the Ethereum network. Arbitrum is the most successful scaling solution currently active in the Ethereum network; This EVM compatible network currently hosts more than 2.5 billion funds. With the roll-up development approach of the Ethereum network, Arbitrum can play one of the most important roles in this direction. In the continuation of this article, by explaining what is Arbitrom network? How does it work, does it have a token and what is its role and other things related to Arbitrum will be with you.

Optimism

The Ethereum network is very popular among users and developers; But the Ethereum network is not able to respond to the needs of users and the increasing growth of decentralized applications (DApp) and decentralized finance (Defi) due to its low scalability. Therefore, second layer networks such as Optimism have been created to solve the problems of scalability, low speed of transactions and their high fees. In this article, we will examine how the Optimism network and its services work, and then the road map, the developer team, the OP governance coin and how to receive it, which is distributed as an airdrop.

Sushiswap

Sushi Swap Decentralized Exchange is introduced as a fork of UniSwap Decentralized Exchange. In fact, this exchange is a modified version of UniSwap, which operates on the Ethereum blockchain. This decentralized exchange was created in 2020 by a person or two groups with the nicknames of Chef Nomi "Chef Nomi" and "0xMaki". Detailed information about the identity and characteristics of the creator or creators of Sushiswap is not available. Unlike older exchanges such as Binance, which make their own market, SushiSwap, based on its community-oriented nature, uses users as liquidity providers and rewards them with SUSHI tokens for doing so. Holders of this token are allowed to comment on legislation and set protocols. Also, a percentage of the transaction fee is considered for these people.

Uniswap

The Uniswap platform is a decentralized exchange (DEX) based on the Ethereum network, where people can exchange ERC20 tokens. In this exchange, there is no need for buyers and sellers to create demand and this is done through an equation, which automatically adjusts and adjusts the value. In this exchange, there is no need for authentication and everyone from anywhere in the world can trade in it. But what is UniSwap? In this article, we will introduce this popular DEX, its idea and goals, how it works, Uniswap services and services, introduction of UNI token, road map, collaborations, introduction of the production team and methods of buying and maintaining Uni token. Uniswap is an Ethereum-based decentralized exchange for trading ERC-20 tokens. Unlike many exchanges that are centralized and you have to trust intermediaries, this DEX is a tool for people in the community and people can use it to exchange tokens, so that there is no need for intermediaries and third parties; At UniSwap, you trust smart contracts. Also, unlike many other exchanges, UniSwap does not match the buyer and seller to determine the price and execute the trade. Here, a simple matching equation and liquidity pools are used.

Methodology

• To find the names of the pools in the Uniswap section of site was used
• In this method, the Sushiswap section was examined separately from the Uniswap section
• Optimism, Arbitrum and Polygon chains were compared

Sushiswap

In the 5 diagrams of this section →

1- The dollar volume of swaps of all three chains was compared

2- The number of swaps and traders were compared 3- The dollar percentage of swaps in all three chains was compared

4- The percentage of the number of swappers in all three chains was compared

5- The percentage of the number of swaps in all three chains was compared

Pools

• In this section the pools were checked in Sushiswap for three chains →

1- The percentage of the dollar volume of the top 10 swap pools

2- The percentage of traders in the top 10 pools

3- The percentage of the number of swaps in the top 10 pools

Summary of statistics

In this section, Sushiswap swaps in three chains were reviewed on a weekly basis →

1- Dollar volume of swaps

2- The growth of the dollar volume of swaps

3- The number of traders

4- The growth of the number of traders

5- The number of swaps

6- Growing the number of swaps

In this section, the pools have been statistically analyzed in Sushiswap by separating the three chains →

1- Dollar volume of top 10 pool swaps

2- The number of traders in the top 10 pools

3- The number of swaps of the top 10 pools

Uniswap

Uniswap

Swaps in Uniswap section of Arbitrum

The statistics of the top ten pools in Uniswap on Arbitrum are checked in the two graphs below →

1- The number of swaps by pool in Arbitrum

2- The number of traders by pools in Arbitrum

Swaps in Uniswap section of Optimism

The statistics of the top ten pools in Uniswap on Optimism are checked in the two graphs below →

1- The number of swaps by pool in Optimism

2- The number of traders by pools in Optimism

Swaps in Uniswap section of Polygon

The statistics of the top ten pools in Uniswap on Polygon are checked in the two graphs below →

1- The number of swaps by pool in Polygon

2- The number of traders by pools in Polygon

In the five charts of this section, we examined the swaps in Uniswap in 3 chains →

1- Comparison of the number of traders

2- Comparing the number of swaps

3- Comparison of the number of traders in the top ten pools

4- Comparison of the number of swaps in the top ten pools

5- Comparison of the number of pools in three chains

In the chart opposite, the number of traders in Arbitrum is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• Based on this, the largest participation of traders was on April 27

In the chart opposite, the number of swaps in Arbitrum is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• According to this, the most swap was on May 9

In the chart opposite, the number of traders in Optimism is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• Based on this, the largest participation of traders was on July 29

In the chart opposite, the number of swaps in Optimism is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• According to this, the most swap was on

  November 17, 2021

In the chart opposite, the number of traders in Polygon is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• Based on this, the largest participation of traders was on February 16

In the chart opposite, the number of swaps in Polygon is checked by the top ten pools on a daily basis

• According to this, the most swap was on July 18

Findings and conclusions

Sushiswap

• The highest dollar volume in the three investigated chains was for Polygon with about 63%
• The largest number of traders were for Polygon with about 72%
• The highest number of swaps was for Polygon with about 73%
• The most popular USDC-WETH pool has been in the three parameters of dollar volume and traders and the number of swaps
• The highest number of swaps and the participation of traders and the number of swaps was in the third week of October 2021

Uniswap

• Most of the traders were for Optimism
• The highest number of swaps was for Optimism
• The most popular pool in Arbitrum has been USDC-WETH
• The most popular pool in Optimism has been ETH-USDC
• The most popular pool in Polygon has been WETH-USDC

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