2025-12-29 03:10:13

#比特币与黄金战争 $AT $ZBT $ETH I found some interesting data—according to Foresight News citing Token Terminal's on-chain monitoring, the number of new smart contract deployments on Ethereum in the fourth quarter broke records, reaching 8.7 million. What does this number mean? It actually indicates that the ecosystem's enthusiasm is on the rise, with developers continuously building. From the perspective of on-chain activity, this historical high in deployment volume reflects that sectors like DeFi, NFT, Layer 2, etc., are still attracting a large number of innovative projects. Whether you're a newcomer or an experienced player, these data are worth paying attention to—they directly reflect the actual application enthusiasm of Ethereum as a smart contract platform and also indirectly demonstrate that the overall ecosystem's competitiveness is continuously evolving.

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FortuneTeller42

· 11h ago

8.7 million contracts? Is this data real? It sounds a bit exaggerated. --- I don't know if the ETH ecosystem is hot or not, but anyway my holdings are still dropping haha. --- Developers are competing, users are losing money, this is the current state of Web3. --- Breaking records doesn't matter; the key is whether you can make money. --- A record number of smart contract deployments ≠ price increase; this logic is a bit flawed. --- DeFi, NFT, Layer2... I've heard these directions so much last year, and they're still being hyped. --- Good data doesn't necessarily mean a healthy ecosystem; I only look at trading volume and gas fees. --- Talking about ecosystem popularity going up, why does it feel like my returns are actually going down? --- It's the same data from Token Terminal again; I haven't figured out if this organization is reliable. --- How many of the 8.7 million contracts are garbage projects? Just being honest. --- Ethereum is indeed competing fiercely, but other public chains are waiting to overtake from behind.

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