Polygon (MATIC) Surpassed Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA) by This Major Metric: Details

Yuri Molchan

Recently shared data shows that Polygon has outpaced Ethereum but still lags behind BNB Chain in this important metric

Contents

  • Polygon outdoes Ethereum, Solana and Cardano
  • Cardano-themed account doubts MATIC DAU data

Chinese crypto journalist and blogger Colin Wu has shared recent data provided by Token Terminal regarding the growth of the DAU – daily active users – for various blockchain platforms. According to it, Polygon has become the second biggest one after Binance.

Polygon outdoes Ethereum, Solana and Cardano

Token Terminal data shows that the number of daily active users on Polygon has surpassed that of the second largest blockchain, Ethereum. A total of 344,000 for Polygon compare with Ethereum’s 324,000. Therefore, Polygon has become the second biggest platform in DAU.

Ahead of it comes Binance Smart Chain (BSC), also known as BNB Chain, with its 781,000 daily active users.

Popular crypto YouTuber and trader Lark Davis shared a screenshot from the same source with some more details on this. His image shows that after Ethereum, next comes Solana, with 135,000 active users per day, and Near protocol with 69,000 active users on a daily basis.

Cardano-themed account doubts MATIC DAU data

CEO and co-founder of Binance Changpeng Zhao (often called simply CZ) commented on Davis’ post, stating that Binance is focusing on actual daily users and not on TVL (total value of assets locked) provided by several large whales only.

Cardano blockchain boasts 76,254 daily active users, according to an anonymous Cardano-themed account called ADA whale with over 125,300 followers on Twitter.

The person behind this account also doubted that the figures for at least Solana and MATIC on Davis’ screenshot are correct since these are communities “with less than half our presence on here (if we’re being super generous) with 5x the transactions.”


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