Report: The number of users "acquired" by Polygon in 2023 is almost equivalent to Ethereum
According to Cointelegraph, data from blockchain analysis company Flipside shows that the L2 expansion network Polygon "acquired" 15.24 million users in 2023, about 160,000 less than Ethereum's 15.4 million users. Flipside defines an "acquired" user as a user who has made at least two transactions on a specific blockchain, with at least one transaction occurring in 2023.
In addition, Bitcoin ranked third with an increase of 10.65 million new users, while Solana and Arbitrum broke into the top five.
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