According to the latest data, based on weekly active user numbers, layer-1 (L1) and layer-2 (L2) blockchains, as well as the main DeFi protocols, stand out.
The data covers unique wallet addresses that have made at least one transaction in the last seven days, providing important insights into the networks’ true usage levels.
According to the list, BNB Chain topped the list with approximately 18.9 million weekly active users. BNB Chain was followed by NEAR Protocol and Solana, while networks such as Aptos and Tron also stood out with millions of users.
Here are the altcoins with the highest number of active users over the past week, and the changes in active user counts over the past 30 days:
- BNB chain (BNB) – 18.9 million (-5.7%)
- NEAR Protocol (NEAR) – 15.5 million (-2.8%)
- Solana (SOL) – 9.7 million (-9.6%)
- Aptos (APT) – 6.6 million (+26.3%)
- Tron (TRX) – 6.6 million (-7.1%)
- opBNB – 6.3 million (-11.6%)
- Polygon (POL) – 5.8 million (+8.6%)
- Ethereum (ETH) – 3.3 million (+21.0%)
- Sei Network (SEI) – 2.8 million (-9.5%)
- Jito (JTO) – 2.7 million (-25.7%)
- Bitcoin (BTC) – 2.5 million (-8.7%)
- World Mobile Chain (WMTX) – 2.5 million (0.0%)
- Basic – 2.0 million (-29.4%)
- PannenkoekSwap (CAKE) – 1.6 million (-21.1%)
- Uniswap (UNI) – 1.5 million (-21.1%)
Data shows that many major networks have seen a decline in user numbers over the past 30 days, while networks like Aptos, Ethereum, and Polygon have managed to grow their user bases.
*This is not investment advice.