Over the past few weeks, Ethereum has shown a change in the distribution of its activity. Data reflects the increase in the amount of active accounts in the main network (L1) and fall to the second tier (L2) from the end of June until the present.
An active account is defined as a wallet address that interacts with the network for a specific period of time. The same user can handle several addresses, so it’s not always a person.
According to the numbers for growing pie, Ethereum’s L1 is currently represented 19.42% of all weekly active accounts. This value effectively doubles the minimum 9.7% observed as of June 22.
In contrast, the second network was the biggest point from 87.49% in June, Today, it’s up to 74.86%. They have retreated proportionally, but continue to focus most of their active accounts.
Furthermore, 5.72% of activities correspond to interactions classified as “.Multi-chain”, that is, addresses that participate in multiple networks simultaneously.
On the other hand, graphs also consider scales.”Single layer 2‘ refers to users who only work within the second layer without interaction with the main network or with other L2 (74.86%).
This trend shows that despite the sustained growth of L2 in recent years, Ethereum’s main network has absorbed more users since at least the end of June. Reverse that trend.
