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Avalanche by the numbers

These metrics are based on a 7-day time frame, unless noted otherwise. 

Inside the network

🔺What we’re watching: CodeNekt, a platform focused on vehicle data management through blockchain technology, launched an automotive-focused Avalanche L1.  

🔺Why it matters: When buying used cars, there is a level of uncertainty a purchase has because of prior accident history, mileage or general transmission issues. The blockchain looks to reduce fraud in the automotive industry by putting vehicle records onchain, making it tamper-proof by sellers. Since these vehicles would be turned into a type of digital asset that can be tracked throughout its lifecycle, it could make the process more transparent. 

The integration of a purpose-built network can also make the buying and selling process more streamlined, while allowing vehicles to be used as collateral for loans. By integrating Avalanche’s technology, CodeNekt’s blockchain is customizable to its needs, in this instance with the automotive industry, while maintaining compatibility with other networks.

This isn’t the first blockchain-based automotive expansion that transpired on Avalanche. Previously, the network partnered with Oxhead Alpha and the California DMV to put 42 million car titles on the network with their own blockchain. This is important because it showcases that the ecosystem has previous endeavors handling vehicles onchain across various functions and use cases. 

🔺The bigger picture: CodeNekt's launch can show how physical assets could be verified digital assets via the blockchain. 

This approach could also extend to other industries that utilize physical products such as real estate or luxury goods. In turn, this design can reduce fraud, while creating new business opportunities.

The development of purpose-built networks on Avalanche can address specific industry challenges more effectively than one-size-fits-all solutions. If done right, industry-specific blockchains can be used to accelerate adoption of the technology in everyday business operations.

Scaling the ecosystem

    • Gunzilla: 16.1M (-5.36%)

    • Pulsar: 8.34M (-28.11%)

    • DeFi Kingdoms: 4.03M (-11.36%)

  • The Avalanche Card, the network’s flagship credit card, is now publicly available  

  • USDC market cap on Avalanche rose 23% to $792M on the month, making it the most dominant stablecoin on the network, according to DefiLlama

  • ​​Perp trading volume on the network is up more than 4,147% on the month, DefiLlama data shows

  • Euler hit $51M in TVL on Avalanche for its institutional grade lending protocol (shown below)

Source: DefiLlama

    • Active L1s: 64

    • Total L1 validators: 689

    • Total active blockchains in the Avalanche network: 67 

    • Total staked across L1s: 449,109 AVAX

Distribution of L1s by category. Source: Snowpeer

AVAX community wins 

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