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27/02/26 05:10 UTC-04

List of Altcoins with the Largest Number of Active Users Over the Last Week Released

Altcoins and blockchain projects with the highest user activity were identified based on weekly active users in the cryptocurrency market.

The data, calculated using a 7-day moving average, shows the number of unique transaction addresses across networks and provides insight into user engagement and service adoption.

Below are the altcoin networks with the highest number of active users last week, along with percentage changes compared to the previous week:

  • BNB Chain — 16.3M (-1.8%)
  • NEAR Protocol — 15.0M (-1.3%)
  • Solana — 10.5M (-18.8%)
  • Tron — 6.8M (-5.1%)
  • opBNB — 5.9M (+8.8%)
  • Aptos — 5.5M (+81.5%)
  • Sei Network — 5.2M (+37.9%)
  • Ethereum — 3.5M (-23.7%)
  • World Mobile Chain — 2.6M (+5.7%)
  • Bitcoin — 2.6M (+0.4%)
  • Jito — 2.3M (-18.6%)
  • Base (blockchain network) — 2.2M (+15.9%)
  • Polygon — 2.1M (+12.6%)
  • PancakeSwap — 1.5M (-16.1%)
  • Avalanche (blockchain) — 1.3M (-1.6%)

The data shows that Layer-1 blockchains continue to dominate in user numbers, while Layer-2 solutions such as opBNB and Base are also showing rapid growth.

See also: "Number of Large BTC Wallets Gradually Increases Amid Price Decline"

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Editor: Alyona Nabok
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