Is growth alone enough for Tezos to beat its competitors
Tezos, a decentralized open-source blockchain has had an ‘eye-catching’ run in the second half of 2021. The network benefited from an influx of investors. Also, registered solid growth under different metrics. The ecosystem is yet to experience a hard fork. This shows the effectiveness of the self-amendment mechanism, (LPOS- Liquid Proof-of-Stake).
The ‘2021 Tezos Network Research Report’ gave some insights into the aspects that boosted Tezos’ traction across the community. The network grew by 40% in terms of ‘new deployments‘ in Q3 2021 as compared to Q2. However, at press time, this stood just under the 4000 mark.
On the other hand, it witnessed a 100% growth in ‘Contract Calls‘ within the same period. Tezos recorded over six million smart contract calls by January 2022. The graph below highlights these two aspects.
Source: Better Call Dev
Tezos has also achieved considerable progress in the NFT sector. The token registered an overall growth in its network over the last year. Both in terms of smart contract addresses and broad acceptance.
The volume of transactions incorporating smart contracts increased from fewer than 10,000 per day in January 2021 to more than 50,000 per day in January this year. Transactions involving smart contracts similarly jumped, as NFT platforms like FX Hash started to see increased interest.
Source: Coin Metrics
On-chain applications such as objkt.com, hic et Nunc, and other projects were at the forefront of the industry, in terms of their transaction volume and user activity.
Tezos’ growing adoption suggests it might compete with other smart contract platforms like Ethereum and the Binance Smart Chain when it comes to decentralized finance (DeFi). Tezos, according to DeFiLlama, currently had more
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