Definition ∞ A core adoption metric is a fundamental quantifiable indicator used to assess the degree to which a cryptocurrency, blockchain network, or decentralized application is being utilized by its target audience. These metrics often include active user counts, transaction volumes, or total value locked. They provide objective insight into real-world utility and growth.
Context ∞ Identifying and tracking accurate core adoption metrics is central to evaluating the genuine progress and long-term viability of digital asset projects beyond speculative trading. The industry continuously refines what constitutes a reliable metric, moving past superficial indicators. A key development involves distinguishing between organic user growth and incentivized participation to assess true market acceptance.
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