Size and money locked
Both platforms show a total value locked of zero dollars, indicating no assets are currently secured in their contracts. This lack of TVL suggests neither app is being used as a primary vault for NFT assets at the moment.
Activity and fees
Fragment users paid about $1.1 million in fees over the past 24 hours, a strong signal of active transactions despite the zero TVL. Gacha’s fee intake was roughly $36,000 in the same period, showing considerably lower activity.
The fee disparity highlights that Fragment processes far more user interactions than Gacha.
Networks and reach
Fragment is not listed on any blockchain networks, while Gacha operates on a single chain, Abstract. This limited deployment means Gacha’s reach is confined to users of that specific network.
Who each platform suits
Fragment may appeal to users who value a free, versatile marketplace for collectible trades and third‑party services, especially those looking for high‑volume activity. Gacha is suited for participants interested in digital card packs on the Abstract network, but with modest transaction activity.