Tron Has More Daily Active Addresses Than Ethereum: What’s Supercharging Growth?
Tron, a platform where users can deploy smart contracts and run decentralized applications (dapps) like they would in Ethereum, is rapidly growing its daily active addresses (DAA). DAA is the count of unique addresses that send or receive tokens on a blockchain on any given day. Tron’s DAA Exploding, Surpasses Ethereum, Bitcoin According to metrics shared […]
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