#ETH走势分析 Aptos Foundation's Head of Ecosystem, Ash Pampati, shared the past year's report card for this public chain at the Aptos Experience 2025 conference.



The data speaks for itself: over 330 projects have gone live on the network, monthly active users have surpassed 18 million, more than 3.5 billion transactions have been processed cumulatively, and the total value locked has reached the $1 billion level. For a young public chain, this is quite an impressive growth rate. Even more noteworthy is that revenues from applications built on Aptos have hit historical highs, and more and more promising projects continue to pour in.

Aptos itself is designed for high throughput, targeting application scenarios with a user base in the billions. These achievements are inseparable from the joint efforts of investment institutions, ecosystem partners, and developers—this is the result of collective action.

Another positive signal is that the regulatory framework is gradually improving, which will attract more mainstream users. The industry has been working on ecosystem expansion for the past decade and is now entering a window of substantial growth. For Aptos, financial innovation is the core driving force; this is not only a key development focus for the project itself, but also reflects the broader trend of the blockchain industry evolving toward greater maturity.
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rug_connoisseurvip
· 12-11 23:14
18 million monthly active users, this data is indeed impressive, but whether it's truly being used is still questionable. 330 projects launched, sounds many, but the real question is about engagement—how many are just air coins? Financial innovation as a driving force? Sounds good, but it really depends on whether the application layer can truly retain users. I'm skeptical about the regulatory improvements; after all, the crypto circle is full of tricks. 300 million transactions sound impressive, but when spread across users, it's not much. The goal of reaching a billion users is still far away; stop just talking and actually deliver. Ecosystem partners and investment institutions are all there—let's see who can last until the end.
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SandwichHuntervip
· 12-11 00:51
18 million monthly active users? The data looks good, but I wonder how many are zombie accounts... --- One billion dollars locked in staking sounds impressive, but can APT double this year? That's the real question. --- Regulatory improvements can attract ordinary users? Dream on, it still depends on the applications. --- Out of 330 projects, how many are actually usable? That's when the data becomes meaningful. --- Financial innovation as a driving force? Feels more like storytelling; let's see what the token price has to say. --- Collective effort sounds great, but the key is whether developers are willing to keep working on it. --- 35 million transactions, but only 18 million monthly active users? Less than 2,000 transactions per person on average. Does this data look good? --- I believe in the new high in application revenue, but I'm afraid it's just another routine to cut the leeks...
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GateUser-1994b681vip
· 12-09 14:42
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WagmiAnonvip
· 12-09 13:42
18 million monthly active users? The numbers look good, but it's hard to tell how much of that activity is real. Whether APT can make a breakthrough this time depends on the real applications of its upcoming ecosystem projects. Otherwise, no matter how impressive the data is, it doesn’t mean much. A more robust regulatory framework sounds promising, but the key is when it can actually attract regular users.
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BugBountyHuntervip
· 12-09 13:34
18 million monthly active users looks impressive, but how inflated is that number? How many are actually retained? 3.5 billion transactions sounds fierce, but what's that per user? That's what I want to see. A billion users? Let's stabilize the current 18 million before boasting, haha. $1 billion in TVL honestly feels a bit shaky—let's check the real trading depth first. Financial innovation is the core? I just want to know if regulators will crack down again.
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PancakeFlippavip
· 12-09 13:33
18 million monthly active users, that number looks pretty good, but how many will actually stick around? Aptos has been hyped up a lot, but I'm worried they won't be able to keep up in the long run. Let's wait and see. Over 330 projects launched, but how many of them are actually legit and how many are just filler? Hard to tell. Driving financial innovation? Or is this just another trap for retail investors... $1 billion in TVL sounds impressive, but could this be the next trigger for a major collapse? Whether the growth rate is fast or not doesn't matter; the key is whether they can survive the next bear market. Regulatory framework is improving? Can you really get in just because of that, bro?
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DYORMastervip
· 12-09 13:32
18 million monthly active users? That number sounds impressive, but you have to see how many are actually engaging... APT’s ecosystem is making moves, that's for sure, but over on SOL, their user base has already hit this scale long ago—what does that tell you? All this talk about being a driver of financial innovation—every chain says the same thing, it’s getting old... The numbers look good, sure, but the real question is whether they can retain users, or if it’ll just be another flash in the pan. A total TVL of $1 billion sounds like a lot, but compared to other leading chains, it’s still a long way off. Let’s keep watching.
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 12-09 13:21
18 million monthly active users? That number sounds pretty impressive, but how many of these projects are actually making real money? This kind of narrative is getting old. Every conference is about "improved regulation" and "prosperous ecosystem," but in the end? Still the same old story—people get dumped on. The Aptos ecosystem is indeed moving, but $1 billion in TVL is still too small compared to other L1s. Don’t get overly optimistic. 330 projects? That’s a lot, but I doubt how many are actually active. Most are probably just zombies. Not trying to hate, but the title and content don't seem to match up. Is this an analysis of ETH or Aptos? A lot of hype, but I’ve seen too many chains get hyped like this, and we all know how that ends. 3.5 billion transactions sounds fancy, but how much is that per user on average? When you break it down, it doesn’t seem all that impressive.
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