Ethereum's transaction count yesterday hit a new record of 2.6 million. What does this number imply? The entire network is truly becoming active.
It's not just a few big players making moves, but the participation across the entire ecosystem is surging. DeFi is transferring assets, NFTs are being traded, and new and old projects are operating—all of which consume real Gas fees, which can't be faked. Any false market hype will be exposed when compared to on-chain data.
Candlestick charts can be deceiving, but on-chain activity cannot. When you see Gas usage continuously rising and transaction counts hitting new highs, it indicates that fresh capital and veteran players are both in the game. This comprehensive activation precisely reflects the actual market demand.
Recent news is also changing; the overall environment is indeed warming up. Smart money usually acts ahead of the curve—they are likely preparing for the next phase with their on-chain moves. Don't be scared by intermediate fluctuations; the fundamentals are improving.
Mainstream public chains and high-activity projects now present stage opportunities. When the true trend arrives, holding conviction is often more important than timing the market. $ETH
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RunWithRugs
· 01-18 01:20
On-chain data doesn't lie, I respect that. 2.6 million transactions is really a bit outrageous, it feels like the ecosystem is indeed moving.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 01-15 12:10
On-chain data doesn't lie, but wallets do. 2.6 million transactions... Is it true or false? I want to see who is taking the bait.
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TokenAlchemist
· 01-15 12:05
gas burn mechanics on ETH are absolutely screaming right now... 2.6M txns isn't noise, that's actual inefficiency vectors getting exploited across the stack. defi routing, nft state transitions—these aren't fabricated metrics, they're concrete proof of protocol demand
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ContractHunter
· 01-15 11:50
2.6 million transactions? That's the real voice. All those hype-filled blabbering instantly reveal their true colors, haha.
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-15 11:48
On-chain data doesn't lie, but our wallets do haha
On-chain data is the true mirror of the market
Ethereum's transaction count yesterday hit a new record of 2.6 million. What does this number imply? The entire network is truly becoming active.
It's not just a few big players making moves, but the participation across the entire ecosystem is surging. DeFi is transferring assets, NFTs are being traded, and new and old projects are operating—all of which consume real Gas fees, which can't be faked. Any false market hype will be exposed when compared to on-chain data.
Candlestick charts can be deceiving, but on-chain activity cannot. When you see Gas usage continuously rising and transaction counts hitting new highs, it indicates that fresh capital and veteran players are both in the game. This comprehensive activation precisely reflects the actual market demand.
Recent news is also changing; the overall environment is indeed warming up. Smart money usually acts ahead of the curve—they are likely preparing for the next phase with their on-chain moves. Don't be scared by intermediate fluctuations; the fundamentals are improving.
Mainstream public chains and high-activity projects now present stage opportunities. When the true trend arrives, holding conviction is often more important than timing the market. $ETH