BTC and SOL have experienced a phenomenal growth of social interest along with other Layer-1 blockchain networks. The recent numbers provided by Phoenix Group and LunarCrush show that Bitcoin (BTC) proved its supremacy one more time, not only in terms of market cap but also community interest.
BTC was the leaderboard topper with 254.4K engaged posts and an incredible 101.5 million interactions in just 24 hours. Those numbers show how BTC continues to dominate the number of discussions online, with the industry rallying through market trends, institutional announcements, and the reemergence of discussions around the growth of its Layer-2 ecosystem.
Solana and Ethereum Battle for Second Place in Engagement After BTC
Solana (SOL) took the second position with 144.6K engaged posts and 28.1 million interactions. This is yet another noticeable result by Solana that has held a strong community in stimulating social media activity.
In third, just barely behind, with 139.3K entertained posts and 28.3M engagements, came Ethereum (ETH): slightly in the lead of Solana in terms of engagements but one step behind it in terms of posts.
The impressive performance of Ethereum can be explained by the fact that it still leads in the number of smart contracts deployed, increased attention, and curiosity concerning rollup scalability solutions, and the widespread adoption of its developer base.
Cardano and Emerging Chains Gain Community Momentum
Cardano (ADA) was listed in the fourth place, having created 28.9K active posts and 2.7 million interactions. Compared to the top three, the values of Cardano are much smaller, but they indicate a stable and long-term community that is still interested in network development news, staking options, and educational materials.
The Sui (SUI) also emerged with 17.2K posts and 1.4 million interactions. Another not-so-popular chain, Kaspa (KAS), had 15K engaged posts and 1.1 million interactions, and this chain has also been on the rise due to its innovative blockDAG technology and the active mining group.
BNB, HBAR, and S Rank Lower but Show Targeted Engagement
The native token of the BNB Chain ecosystem, BNB, registered 13.5K interested posts and 770.2K actions. The network supported by Binance does not appear to generate as much retail social momentum. Closely behind was Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR), which offered 10.7K posts and 720.3K interactions. The recent long-term collaborations and rising demand from large enterprises in the DLT field are also keeping HBAR afloat, but in more specific industries.
The “S” project had a wildly high interaction-to-post ratio of 10.4K posts and 3.7 million interactions. This may indicate viral marketing.
CRO Rounds Out the List as Communities Diversify
The last place in the top 10 went to CRO, the token of the Crypto.com blockchain, with 10.2K engaged posts and 1 million interactions. Not a leader of the pack per se, the addition of CRO indicates that Layer-1 has attracted some uniform degree of community interest even in the case of centralized-exchange-backed chains.
In general, the statistics indicate that Layer-1 communities, including BTC, ETH, and SOL, are vibrant and competitive, and the level of their activity is altered regarding their respective market narratives, developer updates, and network utility.
