2026-01-15 19:54:19

Ethereum just broke through another milestone—2.6 million daily transactions. That's a pretty solid number when you think about the sheer volume moving through the network every single day. With this kind of activity, it really shows how much ETH remains the backbone of DeFi, NFTs, and all sorts of on-chain action. Whether it's swaps on DEXs, smart contract interactions, or just people moving assets around, the chain's clearly handling serious throughput. This kind of sustained transaction volume is exactly the kind of metric that matters when evaluating network health and real-world adoption.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 13h ago

2.6 million daily transactions, ETH is still on the same chain, truly impressive.

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MEVictim

· 13h ago

2.6 million daily transaction volume, this is the true vitality of the network ETH is still ETH, definitely the backbone of DeFi activity 2.6M in trading volume sounds impressive, but it's still far from Visa Everyone is hyping this number, but how many truly active users are there? At this point, I remember the push for on-chain activity again. Why didn't anyone mention it during the last bear market?

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 13h ago

2.6M txn/day? Honestly, it still feels the same, nothing special. --- The ecosystem supported by ETH is indeed powerful, but the throughput ceiling has always been there. --- 260 million transactions sound like a lot, but what proportion of internet transfers is that actually? Just thinking about it makes it a bit awkward. --- DEX, NFT, all kinds of contracts flying around, no wonder gas fees occasionally explode. --- The real adoption indicator isn't just the number of transactions, but also actual user retention. --- Talking about data again, L2 is the future, right? --- How much has this number grown compared to last year? No comparison, no harm.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 13h ago

2.6 million transactions? Still a bit inflated; it depends on the proportion of truly effective transactions.

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