Size and locked value

Both platforms report zero total value locked, indicating that neither holds user assets in a pooled manner. This means there is no capital directly secured on the protocols themselves.

Activity and fees

Phygitals moves about $945,000 in NFT trades each day, showing active marketplace usage. Fragment reports no daily trading volume, yet users paid roughly $992,000 in fees, suggesting revenue from services rather than trade fees. Phygitals users paid about $24,000 in fees, reflecting lower fee revenue compared with Fragment.

Network reach

Neither app lists any supported blockchain networks in the data, so both appear to operate without a multi‑chain presence according to the available metrics.

Who each platform suits

Fragment is geared toward users who want a free platform for buying collectibles, accessing third‑party services like Telegram Premium, and participating in public auctions. Phygitals targets collectors focused on Solana‑based digitized cards, offering built‑in royalties and portfolio tracking.