Daily active wallets per trading platform: GMGN vs Axiom vs Fomo vs pump.fun, live
Live count of unique wallets that traded through each platform in the last complete day. Sourced from Dune community datasets, refreshed every 4 hours. Reveals real user base vs bot-inflated transaction counts.
TL;DR. As of , Fomo leads active wallets 24h at 63.3K (24h) on Daily active wallets per trading platform: GMGN vs Axiom vs Fomo vs pump.fun, live. Source: OpenChainBench, https://openchainbench.com/benchmarks/trading-platform-wallets.
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Wallet counts are unique wallets per platform per day from Dune community datasets (cross-chain). A wallet using two platforms is counted in each; counts are not mutually exclusive. Includes bots, MEV searchers, and multi-wallet traders. pump.fun wallets come from dataset_pumpapp_sol_daily only (not relay); relay wallets would overlap with pumpapp and double-count. Data represents the most recent complete day, refreshed every 4 hours.
Daily active wallet count is the clearest signal of real platform usage, filtering out the noise from bots that inflate transaction counts. GMGN consistently leads on wallet count among trading terminals, reflecting its broad AI copy-trading user base across multiple chains. Axiom and Fomo compete closely behind. pump.fun naturally dominates in absolute numbers due to its launchpad mechanic attracting thousands of new wallets daily across sniping bots and retail buyers. Trojan and Photon serve smaller but more concentrated user bases with higher average positions. This benchmark tracks unique active wallets per platform live from Dune community datasets, updated every 4 hours.
Methodology
The dune-platform-volume harness queries Dune community datasets (dune.adam_tehc_co.dataset_*_daily) every 4 hours. The wallets column in each dataset provides the count of unique wallet addresses that executed at least one swap through the platform on the given day. For multi-chain platforms (GMGN, Axiom, BasedBot, Terminal) the count is summed across all blockchains. For Fomo and Trojan, the count is Solana-only. pump.fun uses dataset_pumpapp_sol_daily wallets only. The metric is exposed as dune_platform_wallets_24h per platform.
Frequently asked
What does active wallet count measure?
Active wallets is the number of unique blockchain addresses that executed at least one swap through the platform during the day. It is a proxy for daily active users, though one human can control many wallets and bots count as wallets.
How is this different from swap transaction count (bench 207)?
Swap tx count (dune_platform_txns_24h) counts every individual swap. Active wallets counts unique addresses. A bot executing 500 swaps in one day contributes 500 to tx count but only 1 to wallet count. The ratio txns/wallets is a proxy for trading frequency per user and bot intensity.
Why is pump.fun's wallet count from pumpapp only and not relay?
The relay dataset (dataset_pumpfun_relay_daily) covers cross-chain relay swaps where pump.fun tokens are bought on EVM chains via relay. Wallets on relay likely overlap significantly with pumpapp wallets. Adding them would double-count users active on both. We use pumpapp as the primary dataset for pump.fun wallet counts.
Are wallet counts comparable across platforms?
Approximately. Each dataset counts unique addresses per day per platform independently. Cross-chain platforms (GMGN, Axiom) sum wallets across chains, so the same wallet on Solana and BNB would be counted twice. Single-chain platforms like Fomo and Trojan are Solana-only. The cross-chain sum slightly overstates unique humans for multi-chain platforms.
Source code github.com/ChainBench/OpenChainBench/tree/main/harnesses/dune-platform-volume