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Public Blockchain Activity Rankings for the Past 7 Days: Solana Remains on Top, Ethereum Leads in Growth

Public Blockchain Activity Rankings for the Past 7 Days: Solana Remains on Top, Ethereum Leads in Growth

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/07/27 10:52
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BlockBeats News, July 27 — According to Nansen data, the top public blockchains by number of active addresses over the past seven days are: Solana (28.18 million), BNB Chain (10.14 million), Base (7.08 million), Tron (5.86 million), SEI (3.24 million), Aptos (2.89 million), Bitcoin (2.8 million), and Ethereum (2.5 million). Among them, Ethereum saw the largest increase in active addresses, up 8.7%, ranking first in growth, while Solana's active addresses rose by 1.9%, ranking second.


Additionally, according to Defillama data, the top public blockchains by DEX trading volume in the past 24 hours are BNB Chain ($3.93 billion), Ethereum ($2.34 billion), Solana ($1.796 billion), Base ($1.16 billion), and SUI ($530 million).

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