Size and Money Locked

Both platforms report a total value locked of $0, indicating no assets are currently held in the protocols. This means neither app is acting as a vault for NFTs or other assets at the moment.

Activity and Fees

Courtyard sees about $1.6 million in 24‑hour trading volume, while Fragment records no volume. In terms of fees paid by users, Fragment collected roughly $1.1 million in a day, far exceeding Courtyard’s $61,000. These figures show that Fragment’s users are paying more in fees despite the lack of recorded volume.

Networks and Reach

Both apps list zero supported chains, suggesting they operate on a single network or have not disclosed multi‑chain support. Their network footprint is therefore very limited.

Who Each Platform Suits

Fragment may appeal to users who value a free platform for buying collectibles and accessing third‑party services such as Telegram Premium, even though it shows no trading volume. Courtyard is geared toward collectors who want to tokenize and trade physical items, offering higher daily trading activity.