The Cardano network has reached yet another significant milestone, surpassing three million wallets, according to a recent update published by the Cardano Community Twitter account.
?3 MILLION #ada WALLETS!?#Cardano #CardanoCommunity pic.twitter.com/5iEjq89X8b
— Cardano Community (@Cardano) February 3, 2022
The leading proof-of-stake blockchain surpassed one million wallets last May.
According to a recent report published by Kraken, more than 11,000 wallets get created on a daily basis.
The network has grown by 1,348% over the past year. There are more than one million delegated wallets on the blockchain, which represents an 870% annual increase.
As of January 2021, there were only 203,519 total wallets, of which 112,469 were delegated ones.
While Cardano launched smart contacts last September, there are still very few decentralized applications. The need for developers to adjust to the extended Unspent Transaction Output model (eUTXO) is a major reason for the relatively slow progress.
That said, Cardano-based DEX SundaeSwap went live on the mainnet last month, with a slew of other dApps waiting in the pipeline to be launched.
As reported by U.Today, Cardano surpassed Ethereum by daily transaction volume in early January. As a result, the network’s congestion surpassed 90%, which significantly slowed down the network.
Input Output developers are currently working on implementing various scaling solutions during the “Basho” era of the blockchain’s development.
Alex DovbnyaA bullish catalyst
The Kraken report points to the fact that there is a strong correction between ADA’s price action and the network’s growth.
Hence, the much-anticipated rollout of applications could prove to be another tailwind for the token.
ADA is down 65.40% from its record high of $3.09 that was hit on Sept. 2.
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