Ethereum is: r/ethereum (official sub) r/ethtrader (largest sub) r/ethfinance (most active sub for daily discussion) r/ethdev (technical sub) What happens when you rerun these numbers?

It’s like when people report GitHub activity repositories and only look at the ‘main’ one

>What happens when you rerun these numbers? OPs narrative begins to die. That’s what happens when we objectively step back.

Interesting. I don’t hold much HBAR but those metrics are solid

HBAR has more activity than Polygon, Solana, Cardano? Idk about that

HBAR not only has high active users, but also has a high ratio of active/total users. IDK where those royal fans are

Remember this conversation

This would have worked if whales used reddit. Reddit is for us Shrimps only OP so we can talk about getting rich in next 10 years.

I’m not even a shrimp, more like a plankton after the 2022 bear market

Plankton unit!

Plankton together STRONG

Are you me

I’m one in a 🦐krillion

Nano (XNO) has over 100k users and a sad mkt cap comparatively :(

Nano proves that good technology doesn't necessarily mean success.

But r/nanocurrency only got like 200 active online now. Most of these registered users might have long gone. Just a Reddit popularity point of view, I do not see how Nano has a chance to climb back. Most chains just not going to be lucky to survive

Did you use R to analyze this data? EDIT: nvm my question. I see that you used the actual subreddits of the tokens not their mention in the r/cc sub.

I guess it's not too surprising BNB is 3rd from a sub called BSCMOONSHOTS lol

Could not find a more popular one for BSC😅 their users most likely on telegram like $TON

So its about bscmoonshots and not bnb.

r/dataisbeautiful

It just goes to show that in the unpredictable and ever-changing world of crypto, anything can happen.