CoinVoice has learned from Cryptopotato that the 2024 on-chain user report released by the blockchain growth platform Flipside shows:
The monthly new users of Base have skyrocketed 56 times this year. In October 2024, the number of new users in the crypto sector surged to a record 19.4 million, with Base contributing 13.7 million, nearly 8 times that of the second place Polygon; Base also attracted 15.1 million super users who executed over 100 decentralized finance (DeFi) transactions. This increase is 38.4% higher than the second-ranked Ethereum, which has 10.7 million super users. Ethereum averages 1.56 million new users per month, surpassing its L2 networks Arbitrum and Optimism. The number of super users related to DeFi on the Ethereum chain reached 10.9 million, far exceeding the 6.2 million and 1.8 million users of Arbitrum and Optimism, respectively. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's new users grew by only 935,900 per month. During the significant rise in March, the monthly new user count on the Bitcoin network increased by 19.2%. However, during the rise after the November U.S. elections, Bitcoin's new user count fell by 28.5%. [Original link]
