Ethereum has recently achieved a notable milestone, hitting a 4-month high in wallet creation. This raises questions about its effect on the market and whether Ethereum is outperforming other Layer 1 (L1) chains.
It’s time to do a simple analysis! Ready?
Surge in Wallet Creation
Yesterday, Ethereum saw a significant increase in wallet creation, with 126,210 new wallets added—the highest number in the past four months. This surge occurred on a Sunday, which is usually a quieter day for crypto activity.
Ethereum Price Action: What You Should Know
Ethereum’s price has been gradually rising. On September 7, it was $2,230.88. By September 8, it had increased to $2,298.80, and it now stands around $2,317.12. However, this price is still below the 30-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of about $2,544.11.
The last attempt to break above this SMA was on August 24, but sellers drove the price down from $2,768.78 to $2,456.37. On September 2, Ethereum nearly reached the SMA again but was pushed down by sellers. On September 6, it hit a monthly low of $2,225.45. Since then, the price has been recovering slowly.
Active User Statistics: Ethereum vs. Competitors
Currently, Ethereum has around 371,600 daily active users, a 9.2% increase. In comparison, other major L1 chains show different user engagement levels. Solana leads with about 2.32 million daily active users, reflecting a dramatic 157% increase. BNB Chain has around 803,860 active users, with a modest growth of 0.6%.
Ethereum’s recent rise in wallet creation and positive price momentum indicate promising developments. However, despite these gains, Solana continues to lead in daily active users among L1 chains.
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With Solana dominating in terms of daily active users, can Ethereum catch up? Share your predictions for the future of these L1 chains.
