How is user behavior different on Optimism compared to L1?

Specifically, create a comparison between swaps and transactions on ETH mainnet vs Optimism, looking for things like daily swap volume, daily active users, and average volume swapped (use a single DEX for your comparison, either Uniswap or Sushiswap).

L2 is far cheaper, but by how much? What are the average fees for a swap on Optimism compared to ETH Mainnet? 

Uniswap

• The number of Ethereum weekly swaps is by far more than the number of Optimism swaps in Uniswap.
• The cumulative number of Ethereum and Optimism swaps since May 9 was 5.63 million and 1.42 million, respectively.
• The cumulative number of Ethereum and Optimism swaps since May 9 was 5.63 million, which is 79.9%, and 1.42 million, which is 20.1%, respectively.
• The number of swaps on Ethereum hit a record on May 9 with 313.81k transactions, while in Optimism, the record for the highest number of transactions was on September 19 with 117k, which is almost half of Ethereum.
• Ethereum has more swappers than Optimism and recorded its highest peak on May 9th with 87.03 thousand users, while Optimism's highest peak was recorded on May 29th with 44.50 thousand users, which is almost half of Ethereum.
• As you can see, the largest number of swaps and swappers occurred on May 9.
• According to this figure, the total swap fees in Ethereum are higher than Optimism and the highest peak was on May 9th with 20.84 M USD, while Optimism's highest record was on May 30th with $56.06k USD.
• The highest average swap fees on Ethereum and Optimism on May 9 are 66.43 USD and 1.47 USD respectively.
• As you can see, since May 2nd, the accumulated total of Ethereum fees was 87.18 million USD, which is 99.7%, while in Optimism it was 288.62 USD, which is 0.33%.

Sushiswap

• In the chart of # of weekly swap chart, like Uniswap, Ethereum has the highest number of swaps and the highest peak is on May 9th with 117.39k swaps, while the highest optimism peak is 1861 swaps on May 29th.
• The number of accumulated swaps since May 2 in Ethereum has been 1.50M swaps, which is 99.1%, and in Optimism since May 9, 13.11k swaps, which is 0.86%.
• The highest number of Ethereum and Optimism swappers were 27.57k swappers on May 9 and 783 swappers on May 29, respectively.
• Ethereum had its biggest peak on the weekly total fees chart with 8.70M USD on May 9, and Optimism had its biggest record with 1878 USD on May 30.
• The total accumulated fees since May 2 on Ethereum was 25.86M USD, which is 100%, and since May 9, was 5724 USD on Optimism.
• On May 9, Ethereum hit its biggest record in the average swap fee, which is 74.17 USD. And optimism recorded its biggest peak in June 6, which was 1.22 USD.

Transactions

• As you can see, Ethereum has the highest number of transactions and recorded its highest peak with 8.84 million transactions on July 25th, while Optimism's highest peak was recorded on September 19th with 1.75 million transactions.
• Ethereum has far more active users than Optimism, hitting its biggest peak on July 25th with 2.74 million active users, while Optimism hit its peak on May 30th with 181.10 thousand active users.
• The highest fees paid on Ethereum and Optimism were $133.49 million and $1.45 million, respectively, on May 9.
• The highest average transaction fees for Ethereum and Optimism were $15.75 and $1.53 respectively on May 9. Notably, Optimism's highest average fee is 10x lower than Ethereum.