Active user wallets on Ethereum DeFi have dipped 40% in one month
Wallets interacting with Ethereum-based decentralized finance protocols have dipped significantly since mid-February. According to DappRadar, the unique active wallet count on the Ethereum decentralized finance market has seen a significant drop. Between mid-February and the time of writing, unique active DeFi wallets on Ethereum have dipped almost 40%.While Ethereum gas fees seem to have bottomed out, the high transaction costs that have characterized the network over the past few weeks appear to have resulted in a marked effect on DeFi user statistics.Source: DappRadarMajor DeFi....
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