Ethereum dominates among developers but competitors growing faster
The total monthly active developers measured hit a record high of more than 18,000 but Ethereum retains the largest number of them. The Ethereum ecosystem still has far more developers than rival networks, but they are catching up with a faster rate of growth.Ethereum competitors such as Polkadot, Solana, and Binance Smart Chain are growing faster in terms of development activity according to crypto research firm Electric Capital which released its findings on the blockchain development ecosystem in a new report on Jan. 6. It revealed that more than 4,000 monthly active open-source....
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