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Zora is a consumer application that runs on a blockchain, so the total Revenue is driven by the application's platform fees and the blockchain's Network REV.

Real Economic Value is a standardized metric that tracks blockchain value accrual generated by user activity. REV consists of both in-protocol transaction fees and out-of-protocol tips that users pay for transaction execution, so it measures the monetary demand to transact onchain.

As it pertains to Zora's Network REV, there are no out-of-protocol tips. All REV is generated by in-protocol transaction fees, of which there are three types.

- L1 Fee: Covers the cost of submitting L2 transactions to Ethereum mainnet L1. It fluctuates based on Ethereum mainnet's network congestion.
- L2 Base Fee: The minimum fee required for a transaction to be included in a block, dependent on the Zora's network congestion.
- L2 Priority Fee: An additional fee paid to prioritize a transaction within a block. OP Stack chains like Zora rely on priority ordering, where higher paying transactions are executed first, so priority fees enable sophisticated users to effectively bid for inclusion.

Network REV for Zora only consists of transaction fees

Zora: Network REV (Real Economic Value)

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Zora: Total Application Revenue

Zora: Transaction Activity

Network REV and Platform Revenue

Zora: Total Revenue

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Zora: Overview

Zora: Network REV (Real Economic Value)

Zora: Total Application Revenue

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