On-chain performance refers to the measurable activity and operational metrics recorded directly on a blockchain’s ledger. This includes data such as transaction volume, active addresses, block times, and gas usage. Analyzing on-chain performance provides objective insights into a network’s usage, security, and economic activity. It serves as a transparent and verifiable record of system operations.
Context
On-chain performance data is a primary source for understanding the real-world utility and adoption of blockchain networks and digital assets. News articles frequently cite these metrics to assess project growth, identify trends, or evaluate the effectiveness of protocol changes. Analysts use on-chain metrics to gauge network health, potential security risks, and the economic incentives driving user behavior.
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