Putting Fees & Yield on Blast

    This is a simple look at yield and total and cumulative L2 and L1 fees for Blast

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    L2 Fees go to Blast node-runners, L1 fees are for data availability on Ethereum

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    Projecting Annualized Revenue for Blast

    We project revenue for the network in two ways

    1. L2 Fees - L1 Data Availability Fees = Net Fee Revenue
    2. Potential Yield Cut -- let's assume a 10% cut of native yield for net bridged ETH onto the platform

    Using a simple run-rate projection we can get a sense of what annualized revenue might look like

    We've broken it down by Yield and Fees below

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    Projecting Yield and a Cut for Blast

    First we calculate cumulative net ETH bridged in vs out of the Blast network.

    Next assume 4% annualized yield for current on-chain liquidity

    Finally a 10% cut of that yield becomes potential Yield-based revenue for Blast.

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    Fees (L2 - L1 DA)
    Yield (10% cut of current pie)