Enso surpasses $3.1 billion in crypto transaction volume
Enso surpasses $3.1 billion in crypto transaction volume 
Cryptocurrency Feb 7, 2025 Share
Enso, a blockchain automation platform, has processed over $3.1 billion in transaction volume, as stated in the reports shared with Finbold on Friday, February 7.
This achievement makes Enso one of the top three blockchain aggregators according to seven-day volume.
Processing $3.1B completed. 84 shortcuts executed.
Fueled by Boyco, Enso shortcuts powered execution at massive scale for @berachain's mainnet launch. Yes, the chain is actually real. pic.twitter.com/7nLefHOgln
— Enso 🛠️ (@EnsoBuild) February 6, 2025
Boyco campaign liquidity
The spike in transaction volume was largely driven by Boyco, a liquidity campaign tied to Berachain’s pre-launch strategy.
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Boyco relies on Enso’s infrastructure to route deposits across multiple decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols.
That is, acting as the execution layer for Boyco’s liquidity deployment, Enso facilitated billions in on-chain transactions, illustrating its potential to handle high-volume DeFi operations.
Enso also simplifies blockchain development via so-called “shortcuts”, or bundled actions designed to reduce multi-step DeFi interactions to a single transaction.
As such, Enso provides the infrastructure necessary to scale frictionless Web3 applications.
Automated on-chain executions with no intermediaries
Built on the Royco Protocol, the Boyco campaign redefined how new blockchains attract liquidity.
Developed in collaboration with Berachain, LayerZero, Stargate, and Enso, Boyco eliminates the need for third-party intermediaries, which allows dApps to incentivize liquidity directly.
Enso also integrated 12 applications and 20 asset issuers to tackle transactions more efficiently.
One of the highlights was executing $300 million in one transaction, a number that underscores the growing demand for accessible automated on-chain executions.
