Cardano (ADA) is experiencing a surge in user activity, with the number of active wallets reaching a one-year high of over 600,000 in the past 30 days. This data, presented by Danogo, a Decentralized Exchange (DEX) built on Cardano, highlights a significant increase of 533,000 wallets compared to early March.
The growth hasn’t been linear throughout the year, but a clear upward trend is evident. In September 2023, Cardano hit a low point of 297,268 active wallets, marking a significant turnaround from the current figures.
Breaking down the data further, Danogo reveals that active Cardano addresses over the past week sit at 212,000, with daily active addresses reaching 44,100 as of March 12th.
The report also delves into decentralized applications (dApps) built on the Cardano blockchain. While Indigo Protocol reigns supreme in terms of total value locked (TVL) at a staggering $167 million, Minswap takes the lead when it comes to active wallets. Over the past 30 days, Minswap boasts 30,677 active wallets compared to Indigo Protocol’s 1,794. Wingriders, another prominent Cardano DEX, also recorded a respectable 7,398 active wallets in the same period.
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This surge in active wallets coincides with an impressive price performance for ADA. As reported by The Crypto Basic, daily active addresses spiked to a new yearly high of 76,445 on March 6th, mirroring the token’s push to break above the $0.8 resistance level.
Furthermore, Cardano’s parent company, Input-Output Global (IOG), is actively pursuing new partnerships, products, and services. These efforts are likely to contribute to the network’s ongoing adoption momentum.
The rising tide of active wallets and user engagement paints a positive picture for Cardano’s future. With continued development and strategic initiatives, Cardano could solidify its position as a major player in the ever-evolving blockchain landscape.
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