Hi Wormhole team,
While we are looking at the 2M message per day stats you stated, we noticed that 99.97% of those messages are from a network called Pythnet. If we exclude Pythnet, there are 719 message per day in the last 7 days on Wormhole. To put it into perspective, Celer processes 1958 messages per day during the same period of time.
In addition, we could not find any contract address deployed on Pythnet based on your documentation section describing contracts deployed on supported networks.
With the lack of information and significantly skewed volume, could you please elaborate on the Pythnet use case so everyone in the Uniswap community has a clear understanding on the usage level of Wormhole?
- Who are sending all the 2M messages?
- Where are those messages going? If there are 2M messages initiated from Pythnet per day, does it mean that there are 2M transactions somewhere on a destination chain? We searched from all your public contracts but did not find the matching 2M transactions. Could you please elaborate?
With 2M messages processed per day, one would imagine that there are a lot of unique wallet addresses interacting with Wormhole. Could you please share that data too? This way we can have a more complete comparison.