by @TZMCrypto - data provided by [Flipsidecrypto](<https://www.flipsidecrypto.com/>)
At the beginning of May 2021, Polygon announced the integration of Sushiswap on the Polygon Network. This doesn't come as a surprise since Sushiswap's long-term plan aims at becoming the first and biggest multichain AMM and DEX (Decentralized Exchange).
Sushiswap was also responsible for the creation of the paradigm of Yield Farming and it reached a TVL of 5B$ in less than 8 months**.**
The analysis that will be carried out is going to mainly focus on the crossover that happens between the two chains, these being Ethereum and Polygon. We are going to look at the shared user base, transaction fees, difference in volumes, and more.
As we know, the most used wallets across the board (e.g Metamask) function in a way where users only need one specific Ethereum-like address (0x——) to operate across different blockchains and protocols.
Let's use this to our advantage to dive into our first topic of comparison: users.
There's no doubt around the fact Ethereum is by far the most used and prolific blockchain in crypto as of now. When it comes to Sushiswap in particular, what is the situation like? The following charts compare unique wallets transactions and swap volumes in the last 60 days.
The results are quite unexpected. Polygon is clearly generating more unique traffic with daily interactions that are on average 5 to 10 times higher than Ethereum. When it comes to total swap volumes though, Ethereum is outperforming Polygon by a landslide. The numbers are ridiculously high with Ethereum users swapping an average of $570M every day**.**
Ethereum Contract Address: 0xd9e1cE17f2641f24aE83637ab66a2cca9C378B9F
Polygon Contract Address: 0x1b02dA8Cb0d097eB8D57A175b88c7D8b47997506
Swap Interactions - Unique Wallets
Swap Interactions - Unique Wallets
Total Swap Volumes in USD