Rhino.fi recorded about 7.7 million dollars in bridge volume over the latest 24 hour window, according to DefiLlama. Base contributed about 5.04 million dollars, followed by Ethereum at about 833,221 dollars, Arc at 795,634 dollars, and Arbitrum at 788,304 dollars. The protocol's seven day volume was about 51.1 million dollars.
Base dominated the measured window
Base represented roughly two thirds of the listed 24 hour total. That concentration can reflect temporary campaigns, large individual transfers, or normal routing demand. A single day is not enough to establish a lasting shift in bridge preference.
How volume is counted
DefiLlama states that bridge volume is counted once on the chain assets leave from. This avoids counting both the source and destination leg as two separate transfers. The measure describes value routed, not fees, revenue, net inflow, or total value locked.
What would strengthen the signal
Analysts should compare several complete daily windows, destination distribution, transfer counts, route sizes, and any contract changes. They should also separate bridged assets from native issuance and avoid combining a seven day total with its included daily figure. A bridge transfer does not prove a purchase or sale.
What investors should monitor
This report is informational and does not treat a transfer, proposal, scheduled event, or provider label as proof of a trade or a certain market outcome. Readers should verify later updates against the cited primary record and evaluate liquidity, execution, custody, and regulatory risks independently.
For background on custody, transfers, and market risk, see the FOLITIC Crypto Trading Guide.
Sources and methodology
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