Metaplex launches public dashboard for financial and MPLX token data

Metaplex launches public dashboard for financial and MPLX token data

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2026-08-26 22:05:16
Metaplex, a protocol in the Solana ecosystem, has rolled out a public dashboard hosted by Blockworks that tracks its financials and MPLX token metrics. The dashboard shows the protocol generated about $201,000 in revenue in June, up 17% from the previous month. Of that total, around $100,000 was used to buy back 3.6 million MPLX tokens. It also includes activity data for Genesis, Metaplex’s launch platform. According to the figures disclosed, the protocol has facilitated the creation of more than 920 million assets to date, with cumulative transaction value exceeding $10.35 billion. MPLX was quoted at about $0.028, with circulating supply at roughly 477 million tokens. CryptoBriefing was cited in the source summary.

Metaplex, a Solana ecosystem protocol, has launched a public dashboard hosted by Blockworks to display its financial data and MPLX token metrics.

The dashboard shows Metaplex generated about $201,000 in revenue in June, a 17% increase from the prior month. About $100,000 of that amount was used to buy back 3.6 million MPLX tokens.

It also covers activity data for Genesis, the project’s launch platform. Based on the disclosed figures, the protocol has facilitated the creation of more than 920 million assets so far, with cumulative transaction value above $10.35 billion.

MPLX was quoted at about $0.028, and its circulating supply stood at roughly 477 million tokens.

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