➥ A Quick Look at Katana’s October Stats. October showed a steady shift on @katana, according to @Blockworks_' latest report. Yields eased, but activity kept rising for the third month and productive TVL stayed near full use. Here is Katana’s October report in 30s 🧵 — — — ► Revenue Breakdown Katana generated about $463K in October revenue, down 17% from September. ▸ Vault Bridge interest: $394K ▸ $AUSD yield: $50K Network fees reached $18.6K, the third month of growth. — ► TVL and Capital Efficiency TVL reached about $583M in October, a 10% increase that moved the network into the top 15 chains. It is also the 8th largest rollup by Total Value Secured (TVS). ▸ Productive TVL rose from about 90% in early September to 99.9% by late October — ► Application Layer Performance Application fees reached about 1.5M in October, up 82% ▸ @Morpho Deposits: $633M Borrows: $199M Utilization: 31% Ranking: 3rd largest Morpho deployment ▸ @SushiSwap Volume: $565M LP fees: $299K Days above $10K in fees: 13 days Protocol revenue: softened in October ▸ @yearnfi Deposits: $292M Protocol revenue: $65K Unique depositors: 16,623 Asset-level utilization was 83% for $USDC and 76% for $ETH. — ► Transaction Cost Advantage Median fees stayed around $0.0004 ▸ @solana: ~3x higher ▸ @base: ~8x higher ▸ @arbitrum: ~11x higher — ► Why This Matters Katana's activity continued to rise in October and marked the third straight month of growth. Productive TVL stayed near 99.9%, with most capital deployed across core applications. Low fees kept actions cheap across the network and supported steady usage. This is the irrefutable proof that Katana's model is working. — cc: @Crypto_Texan @0xMarcB