Число разработчиков в блокчейн-экосистемах падает

cryptonews.ruОпубліковано о 2022-07-30Востаннє оновлено о 2024-08-30

Новый отчет о разработчиках в экосистемах блокчейн-сетей за июль 2024 года демонстрирует значительное перераспределение кадров среди ведущих проектов. Ethereum по-прежнему удерживает лидирующие позиции с 2788 активными штатными программистами, несмотря на сокращение их числа на 10% по сравнению с прошлым годом. В общей сложности, экосистема насчитывает более 8865 разработчиков, что также представляет собой спад на 18% за год.

Одним из главных открытий стала сеть Base, чей штат штатных разработчиков вырос на 14% за год, достигнув отметки в 889 человек. В общем количестве, блокчейн-проект насчитывает 3991 разработчика. Это означает рост на впечатляющие 52% за год. Base сумела занять 2-е место в этом списке, опередив другие крупные экосистемы, такие как Polygon и Solana.

Первая, несмотря на свои масштабные амбиции, столкнулась с серьезными трудностями: количество штатных разработчиков сократилось на 26% за год и на 33% за 2 года, составив 834 человека. Всего в экосистеме насчитывается 2877 программистов, что на 33% меньше, чем 12 месяцами ранее.

Solana, с другой стороны, показала менее драматичные изменения, потеряв всего 6% штатных разработчиков за год и 22% за 2 года. текущий показатель составляет 664 человека. Общий состав разработчиков уменьшился на 16%, достигнув 2856 человек.

Что касается, Arbitrum, здесь также продемонстрировано сокращение — число штатных разработчиков сократилось на 20% за год, составив 712 человек. В то же время общее количество в этой экосистеме снизилось на 15%, до 2530 персон.

Экосистемы Polkadot, Cosmos и BNB Chain также столкнулись со значительным сокращением числа разработчиков, что отражает более широкие тенденции рынка, где конкуренция за таланты усиливается, а некоторые проекты теряют свою привлекательность. В Polkadot число штатных разработчиков упало на 18% за год, в Cosmos — на 15%, а в BNB Chain — на 21%.

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