- TON led with nearly 100% growth in active wallets, reflecting increased interaction within its ecosystem.
- Popcat and Stellar saw the sharpest spikes, both exceeding 85% in new wallet creation.
- Arbitrum and Avalanche followed closely with strong and sustained user base expansion.
Blockchain ecosystems recorded a sharp uptick in user participation this week, marked by a strong increase in newly created wallet addresses. Toncoin (TON), Avalanche (AVAX), Arbitrum (ARB), Stellar (XLM), and Popcat (POPCAT) each saw distinct increases in unique wallet generation. The surge reflected heightened on-chain activity across these networks, driven by varying utility trends and ecosystem behavior. While all five chains experienced growth, each followed a separate pattern based on its usage and infrastructure.
Toncoin (TON) Sees Broad Uptick in Ecosystem Engagement
Toncoin registered one of the highest increases in wallet creation over the past seven days. New addresses emerged across multiple segments of the TON ecosystem, indicating distributed activity. Interaction wasn’t limited to a specific application or function, suggesting participation extended across several use cases.
Data showed a consistent rise in new wallet activity throughout the week. Key contributors included TON-based tools that allow decentralized engagement without requiring external bridges. The consistent pace indicated expanding interest, not limited to isolated days or temporary spikes.
Avalanche (AVAX) Wallet Growth Driven by Protocol Interaction
Avalanche experienced a significant increase in wallet deployments, closely tied to protocol-level interactions across multiple decentralized applications. Most wallets connected directly to contracts used for utility-driven functions, including applications within the ecosystem’s core sectors.
The address generation pattern was stable and sustained, without sharp drops or single-day anomalies. These wallets reflected targeted usage, likely from users seeking to engage with specific tools on Avalanche’s native chain. Growth remained concentrated but covered a wide enough range to signal expanding engagement and further breakout.
Stellar (XLM) Expands Use Cases in Payment-Focused Operations
Stellar recorded an elevated rise in wallet creation, particularly from user groups operating within stable payment structures. Wallets were tied to frequent, smaller transaction patterns, commonly seen in cross-border transfer activity.
Activity remained consistent across the network and was handled efficiently by Stellar’s infrastructure. Wallet growth appeared regionally concentrated but expanded steadily throughout the network’s active nodes. This behavior is typical for use cases linked to structured financial movement across currencies.
Arbitrum (ARB) Gains Momentum Through Layer 2 Activity
Arbitrum displayed strong wallet growth this week, supported by ongoing interaction across a broad mix of decentralized applications. Wallet creation activity increased steadily, with a significant number of new users initiating transactions through token bridges and smart contracts.
The growth came primarily from smaller accounts engaging in early-stage contract interaction, rather than large or complex operations. This pattern often reflects organic onboarding, especially through tools designed for low-cost experimentation. Activity spread across the network without centralization around a few dApps.
Popcat (POPCAT) Activity Surges Amid Community Participation
Popcat registered the highest increase in wallet creation among the five networks. New addresses appeared rapidly, mostly tied to high-frequency user interactions within a short period. The surge aligned with strong interest across social platforms and retail-driven participation.
Most wallet deployments were short-term in nature, involving limited interactions that spanned a narrow set of contracts. Despite this, the overall rise in participation was sharp and sustained for several days. Engagement remained largely spontaneous and behavior-driven.
