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Real User Growth

Definition

Real user growth refers to an increase in the number of unique individuals actively engaging with a platform, application, or network, as opposed to inflated metrics derived from bots or duplicate accounts. In the cryptocurrency and blockchain space, this metric is crucial for assessing the genuine adoption and utility of a decentralized application (dapp) or protocol. It signifies organic expansion driven by actual demand for the service or asset, rather than artificial inflation. Measuring real user growth is fundamental for evaluating the health and sustainability of digital ecosystems.