The combined number of Ethereum and Bitcoin addresses is over 150 million.
The number of ETH active addresses is increasing while that of BTC is decreasing.
Addresses on Layer 1 networks have exhibited distinct stacking patterns over the past 30 days. This phenomenon is particularly notable considering the varying levels of activity observed within each network during this period.
Given the overall count of addresses across these networks, what is the trend of active addresses?
Which network leads the L1 address race?
A recent post by IntoTheBlock highlighted the number of addresses on six leading Layer 1 (L1) networks.
The data showed that Ethereum led the pack with the highest number of addresses in the last 30 days, with around 103 million. Following Ethereum was Bitcoin, with around 51 million addresses.
Litecoin and Avalanche secured the third and fourth positions with 7.7 million and 6.3 million addresses, respectively. Dogecoin and Cardano rounded out the top six with about 5
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