Active addresses (daily)

Overview

Active addresses (daily) measures the number of unique addresses that make a transaction with a project, i.e. An application or a blockchain. Daily active addresses are measured over a fixed 24-hour window.

Data sources

• Raw blockchain transaction records and metadata
• Smart contract events and program instructions
• Asset metadata for address and project identification

Common calculation approaches

Transaction-level identification

Unique addresses are extracted from the sender field of raw transaction records on blockchains such as Tron and Aptos. For networks including Solana, signer addresses are tracked from both successful and failed transactions—specifically from program instructions—to represent total daily demand.

Event-based activity tracking

Activity is identified from specific smart contract interactions to measure engagement for individual applications or assets. For example, recipient addresses are extracted from ERC-20 Transfer events from World Mobile Token contracts on World Mobile Chain to proxy for active service subscribers.

Multi-layer ecosystem aggregation

Daily user activity is combined across primary networks and their respective scaling solutions to provide an ecosystem-wide view. Transaction data is aggregated across multiple layers within the BNB Chain ecosystem to capture the total number of unique addresses interacting with the network.

Note: The calculation approaches and protocol examples above are representative patterns. Individual protocol implementations may vary.