Recently, I’ve noticed that the data from a certain NFT platform looks impressive, with several key metrics hitting all-time highs:
On the trading side, the weekly transaction volume has directly surpassed the $5.5 million mark; traffic-wise, weekly visits have stabilized at around 500,000; on the user side, the number of unique connected wallets has exceeded 100,000; and NFT transfers are very active, with 50,000 pieces changing hands within a week.
Unlike those platforms that artificially inflate numbers with short-term incentives, this kind of sustained activity better demonstrates the ecosystem’s actual retention capability. Users are willing to come back repeatedly to trade, and wallets remain continuously connected—these signals are more meaningful than just peak numbers.
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AirdropJunkie
· 12-05 15:40
5.5 million weekly transaction volume? No exaggeration, no slander—this is real user retention. It's much better than those platforms that burn money to buy traffic.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-05 09:52
5.5 million weekly transaction volume? Honestly, compared to those scam projects, this seems solid, just worried it might fall short later on.
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-05 09:33
5.5 million weekly transaction volume? Now that's real activity, unlike the false prosperity some platforms create by burning money.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 12-05 09:32
$5.5 million in a week? That’s even more impressive than some L1s. Are there really people playing in there, or is it just another case of fake prosperity?
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FunGibleTom
· 12-05 09:23
5.5 million weekly transaction volume, looks decent, but it's unclear what proportion are real transactions.
Recently, I’ve noticed that the data from a certain NFT platform looks impressive, with several key metrics hitting all-time highs:
On the trading side, the weekly transaction volume has directly surpassed the $5.5 million mark; traffic-wise, weekly visits have stabilized at around 500,000; on the user side, the number of unique connected wallets has exceeded 100,000; and NFT transfers are very active, with 50,000 pieces changing hands within a week.
Unlike those platforms that artificially inflate numbers with short-term incentives, this kind of sustained activity better demonstrates the ecosystem’s actual retention capability. Users are willing to come back repeatedly to trade, and wallets remain continuously connected—these signals are more meaningful than just peak numbers.