The latest data on 'weekly active users' has shown a clear picture of the level of interaction across blockchain networks.

This number reflects the number of unique users participating in protocols over the last 7 days, indicating which network is attracting the most interest.

This week, BNB Chain continues to lead with 21.7 million users, while NEAR and Solana still hold high positions despite a slight decline. Additionally, many projects report significant growth, but several networks also face sharp declines.

BNB Chain leads; the breakout of Polygon and Uniswap

The detailed ranking list reveals a contrasting picture among blockchains. BNB Chain (21.7 million, +13.4%), NEAR Protocol (15.7 million, -2.8%), and Solana (11 million, -8.8%) are the three networks with the highest user counts.

In the following group, opBNB reached 7.4 million (+2.9%), Tron recorded a strong increase of +12.4%, while Aptos dropped sharply by -37.4%.

Notable movements among layer-2 projects and applications include: Polygon (+20.2%), Uniswap (+22.5%), Jito (-15.7%), PancakeSwap (-23.4%).

These figures clearly reflect user shifts across ecosystems amid continuously fluctuating market conditions.

The increases and decreases highlight growing competition

Overall, last week showed clear divergence: while Polygon, Uniswap, and Tron were all in the strong growth group, Aptos, Jito, and PancakeSwap saw significant declines.

This reflects the intense competition among blockchains to retain and expand their real user base.

Although not leading, Ethereum (2.9 million, +14.2%) and Bitcoin (2.8 million, -1.4%) still maintained stable positions in the rankings.

The latest data shows sustained strong interest in major platforms, while also indicating a trend of user movement toward networks with lower transaction fees and faster processing speeds.