Looking at blockchain activity across major networks over the past year reveals interesting adoption patterns. Ethereum maintains its position as a leading platform, while Solana and BNB Chain continue to demonstrate strong user engagement with considerable active address counts. Base has emerged as a notable performer in the layer-2 ecosystem, competing closely with Arbitrum and Optimism Mainnet for developer and user attention.

Beyond Ethereum's ecosystem, alternative chains like Tron, Polygon, Near, and Aptos each show distinct activity levels reflecting their respective positioning strategies. Bitcoin remains the foundational layer with its own activity metrics, while specialized networks such as Ronin (gaming-focused), Immutable (NFT infrastructure), and Sei (high-frequency trading) serve their niche communities effectively.

Ton, Litecoin, Algorand, Celo, and Dogechain round out the landscape with their own user bases, while emerging players like Gravity continue to build adoption. This diversity in active addresses across chains underscores how fragmented liquidity and users have become across the blockchain ecosystem—a defining characteristic of the current multi-chain era.