Last week, a leading public chain ecosystem performed steadily. The average daily active users exceeded 4.3 million, on-chain transaction volume surpassed 117 million transactions, the total value locked (TVL) in the ecosystem remained above $10.4 billion, and the trading volume reached a scale of $41.2 billion. These figures are enough to demonstrate the activity level and market enthusiasm of the entire ecosystem.
What is even more noteworthy is that the official recently disclosed the technological development directions for 2026. In addition to continuing the extension plan of zero-fee trading activities (0 Fee Carnival), heavyweight upgrades such as the Fermi hard fork are also on the agenda. These technological iterations will further optimize the on-chain experience and bring more imagination space for ecosystem participants. The full update has been announced, and interested community members can explore it in depth.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 3h ago
4.3 million daily active users sounds impressive, but how does it compare to last year? Probably a lot of fluff.
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MoonlightGamer
· 21h ago
4.3 million daily active users break the record. The data is indeed impressive, but to be honest, can 0 Fee really sustain?
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-03 22:24
A transaction volume of 40.4 billion USD sounds impressive, but the key is how much the cost per transaction can be reduced. I have some reservations about the 0 Fee model; it depends on the actual execution efficiency.
The technical details of the Fermi hard fork are what's important—don't just get excited about the impressive data.
This ecosystem data is indeed stable, but I'm more concerned with the growth of TVL and the actual ROI ratio of output; 4.3 million daily active users is not a vanity metric.
High on-chain throughput is impressive, but the question is how many of these transactions are driven by real business needs and how many are just volume boosting.
Technical iteration is fine, but don't overlook that cost optimization is the core; a decrease in fees has a more direct impact on the investment return cycle for participants.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-03 00:15
4.3 million daily active users indeed look good, but how was this data collected... does it include all real users?
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FOMOSapien
· 01-03 00:12
4.3 million daily active users, 41.2 billion in transaction volume. What does this data indicate? The ecosystem is indeed gaining momentum. But I need to see how the 2026 Fermi fork plays out. How long can the zero-fee model last?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-03 00:11
4.3 million daily active users, this number is a bit outrageous, but the upcoming Fermi hard fork is indeed quite interesting.
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RooftopVIP
· 01-03 00:05
4.3 million daily active users? No way, is this data real or fake? Gotta verify it.
Last week, a leading public chain ecosystem performed steadily. The average daily active users exceeded 4.3 million, on-chain transaction volume surpassed 117 million transactions, the total value locked (TVL) in the ecosystem remained above $10.4 billion, and the trading volume reached a scale of $41.2 billion. These figures are enough to demonstrate the activity level and market enthusiasm of the entire ecosystem.
What is even more noteworthy is that the official recently disclosed the technological development directions for 2026. In addition to continuing the extension plan of zero-fee trading activities (0 Fee Carnival), heavyweight upgrades such as the Fermi hard fork are also on the agenda. These technological iterations will further optimize the on-chain experience and bring more imagination space for ecosystem participants. The full update has been announced, and interested community members can explore it in depth.