Year of Shifting TVL Rankings:
The past year witnessed substantial changes in TVL rankings, marked by the emergence of new platforms in the blockchain landscape. Notable additions include Coinbase’s Base and the highly anticipated Blast L2 blockchain. Despite Blast L2 facing a significant phishing attack in November, it managed to secure a TVL exceeding $1 billion. Other noteworthy blockchains, in terms of TVL, include Optimism, Avalanche, Polygon, and Cardano.
The Rising Stars: Solana and Cardano:
Renowned for their native cryptocurrencies SOL and ADA, Solana and Cardano experienced significant price surges throughout the year, potentially correlating with their rising TVLs. However, it’s essential to note that a growing TVL doesn’t always signify an influx of new funds; it can also indicate an increase in asset prices during a bull market. Beyond their financial prowess, Solana and Cardano have made notable strides in non-fungible token (NFT) sales and development activities. Solana, in particular, surpassed Ethereum in Google searches and NFT sales volume, while Cardano led in development activity.
Tron’s Stellar Performance:
By the end of Q4 2023, Tron not only surpassed 200 million accounts but also hosted the WIN NFT HERO’s ALLSTAR HOLIDAY SEASON, solidifying its position as a leading blockchain network. Tron’s success in the GameFi field, exemplified by WIN NFT HERO, underscores its ambition to establish a TRON social metaverse integrating Free to Play and Play and ECO concepts. With an impressive 6.85 billion transactions and a TVL of $20.6 billion, TRON has positioned itself as a global payment network and a community-governed DAO. Looking ahead, TRON aims to amplify its investment in ecological construction, particularly in GameFi, with a visionary goal of becoming a Web 3.0 financial free port catering to 8 billion people worldwide.