Avalanche and BNB Chain are leading in terms of growth in the number of transactions per week

Over the past 7 days, the largest increase in the number of transactions has been recorded by Avalanche, BNB Chain, Zksync, Base and Scroll networks. According to actual statistics, the Avalanche indicator grew by 168%, which became the highest value of the week among top blockchains. Analysts associate this result with the active development of the directions of tokenization of real assets (RWA) and the launch of new subjects who strengthened the network load and attracted users.

BNB Chain showed an increase of 62%, which was facilitated by an increase in interest in niche Defi projects. The active participation of the community supports the load on the network, however, sharp changes in the price of token and the reduction in liquidity cause fears of possible emissions and correction. Nevertheless, optimism is preserved on the network about the further expansion of the Defi Ecosystem.

In 3rd place was ZKsync With the result plus 39%. The growth of activity is largely due to speculations around the upcoming airrod and an increase in the number of new developers in the ecosystem. The positive mood of investors holds the potential of the network, while further growth depends on the rate of infrastructure development and the emergence of new applications.

Coinbase network has increased the number of transactions by 32%. The platform wins due to close integration with Coinbase and the implementation of solutions of the 2nd level. A significant increase in trading volumes and the attention of large accounts on social networks fuel interest in BASE, making it one of the fastest -growing solutions.

Closes the five Scrollwhere the number of transactions increased by 29%. The growth of activity here is also associated with speculations around possible distributions and the activation of the early girl’s community. According to analysts, SCROLL and ZKSYNC can show further strengthening positions if the Layer 2 ecosystem will continue to develop the previous pace.

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Peter Ivanov