Ежедневные активные адреса Tron и Toncoin резко возросли

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2024-01-27Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-27

Acryptoinvest.news: Количество ежедневно активных адресов Tron и Toncoin значительно выросло в понедельник, 26 августа, и криптовалюты с огромным отрывом возглавили чарты.

По данным, предоставленным IntoTheBlock, количество ежедневно активных адресов Tron (TRX) выросли на 13% вчера, возглавив диаграмму с 2,56 млн уникальных активных кошельков. Данные показывают, что общее количество ненулевых адресов TRX находится на рекордно высоком уровне в 110,78 млн.

Toncoin (TON) занял второе место после того, как количество ежедневно активных адресов увеличилось на 79%, достигнув нового ATH в 2,23 млн, согласно данным ITB. Общее количество ненулевых адресов TON достигло 43,82 млн.

Tron и Toncoin в настоящее время лидируют в рейтинге с большим отрывом, так как Bitcoin находится на третьем месте с примерно 675 000 ежедневных активных адресов. Это в основном связано с возросшим использованием этих сетей, в то время как BTC выступает в качестве средства сбережения.

Несмотря на рост числа активных адресов Tron и Toncoin, данные ITB показывают, что оба токена демонстрируют медвежьи сигналы в сети.

TRX снизился на 2,8% за последние 24 часа и торгуется на уровне $0,16 на момент написания статьи. Рыночная капитализация актива находится на отметке $14 млрд с ежедневным объемом торгов $800 млн.

TON зарегистрировал падение на 4,6% за последний день и торгуется по $5,38 на момент составления отчета. Рыночная капитализация актива колеблется на уровне $13,6 млрд, что делает его 10-й по величине криптовалютой.

По данным ITB, 99% держателей TRX в настоящее время получают прибыль, тогда как более 80% держателей TON терпят убытки.

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