Flow vs Ethereum L2s: A Comparative Analysis Post-EVM Upgrade and Cross-Chain Integrations
Flipside AI
Base network demonstrates the most stable daily average transaction fees in January 2025, consistently ranging between $0.02-$0.07, providing an economical blockchain experience. Flow blockchain exhibits impressive network reliability, maintaining a 90-98% transaction success rate across layer-1 and layer-2 networks. Flow's user adoption shows significant volatility, with daily new accounts ranging from 500-900 in early January to a peak of 76,393 new users on 2025-01-24, indicating potential sporadic but substantial user interest.
In recent weeks, Flow has continued to demonstrate its incredible potential to disrupt the blockchain landscape. With the EVM upgrade and Axelar/LayerZero integrations, Flow is not just competing with Ethereum Layer 2s but is paving the way for a truly scalable, interoperable blockchain. This new development allows Flow to seamlessly integrate with over 100 chains, connecting a broader ecosystem and providing users with an unmatched experience in terms of low fees, high scalability, and cross-chain interoperability.
In this dashboard, we dive deep into Flow’s recent performance metrics and key insights:
How Flow’s transaction volume has surged since the EVM upgrade and integration with Axelar and LayerZero.
A comparison between Flow and Ethereum Layer 2s in terms of transaction volume, fees, and scalability.
Insights into Flow’s unique advantages—from lower transaction costs to multi-chain connectivity, and its ability to scale beyond 1M TPS.
Take a look at the numbers and insights within the dashboard, and see how Flow is solidifying its position as the go-to blockchain for the future of Web3.