2025-12-27 18:21:39

This year, the public chain wave really can't be contained! The performance of a certain top public chain has completely exploded.

Just looking at active addresses, it has already surpassed 2 billion. What does this number mean? In the entire public chain ecosystem, it has never lost in terms of activity ranking. From daily active users to monthly active users, and then to transaction volume and market share, they are all in the top tier.

Honestly, with such level of data in front of us, it's hard not to feel the gap. Transaction flow, user stickiness, market recognition—all are at full capacity.

By the way, let's talk about a topic—friends on the chain, how many addresses do you usually have? As someone who has been tinkering on the chain for a long time, I have at least a few hundred. After all, contract interactions, testnets, cross-chain operations—addresses are used very quickly. How about you?

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WalletManager

· 5h ago

2 billion active addresses? This data depends on the distribution of on-chain wallets, and zombie addresses need to be excluded. I personally manage about seven or eight hundred addresses, with half of them just for cross-chain bridging. The key is how the private keys are managed; multi-signature wallets are the right way to go.

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BlockchainTalker

· 5h ago

actually, 2 billion active addresses? let's break this down—empirical data suggests those numbers might be counting dust wallets. just saying.

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liquidation_surfer

· 5h ago

2 billion active addresses, this data is truly top-tier, and it's even a bit competitive. A few hundred addresses is indeed normal; just for arbitrage, I need to open a bunch. Speaking of this round of market conditions, who can really withstand it is truly hard to say.

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