It accounted for 50% of all transactions among first-layer blockchains over the past month.
Analysts attribute this growth to the launch of new tokens on TON, which has attracted a large number of users to the ecosystem.
For example, the DOGS project drew in 28 million monthly users, Catizen — 18 million, Rocky Rabbit — 18 million, Watbird — 12 million, and Hamster Kombat — 110 million.
Analysts also noted that TON’s rapid ecosystem growth is not only due to the launch of tokens but also to the active development of the network’s infrastructure, including the integration of decentralized applications and services. This has created conditions for attracting new developers and users, further increasing network activity.
Moreover, TON’s high scalability and low fees play a key role in its popularity, making the blockchain attractive for projects with a high volume of transactions. Experts predict that if the current growth trends continue, TON could secure an even more prominent position among first-layer blockchains, competing with giants like Ethereum and Solana.
