Looking at how this past year played out, one project really delivered on its promises. The vision is becoming tangible.
Universal Accounts have moved from whitepaper territory to working infrastructure. Over 161,000 accounts now exist on the platform, processing north of $1 billion in volume—and the key part? Users are actually sticking around. That's not just adoption metrics; that's retention.
What's more interesting is Chain abstraction sitting in production rather than sitting in research documents. The Universal SDK is live across 16+ blockchains. You've got developers building on top of it, transactions flowing across different chains without the usual friction. That's the kind of infrastructure shift that quietly reshapes how people interact with on-chain apps.
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On-ChainDiver
· 18h ago
161,000 accounts, 1 billion in volume, truly turning the paper concepts into reality, rare to see
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-12 17:49
ngl this is what true infrastructure implementation looks like, not just some boastful claims on paper
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RugResistant
· 01-12 17:46
161k accounts... but did anyone actually audit the smart contracts or are we just counting wallets that got airdropped and never touched again? retention metrics can be misleading ngl
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PessimisticLayer
· 01-12 17:43
161,000 accounts? To be honest, that's a bit exaggerated. We need to see if the retention rate is truly genuine.
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AirdropHunter
· 01-12 17:41
161,000 accounts, 1 billion in transaction volume... this is true real-world implementation, not just a PowerPoint pie-in-the-sky.
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HashBard
· 01-12 17:40
ngl the retention metrics hit different when you actually have product-market fit instead of just hype narratives. $1b volume with stickiness? that's the quiet signal nobody talks about in discord anymore
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-12 17:31
ngl, the integration of 16 chains is really impressive. Finally, we don't have to get exploited in various bridging processes anymore.
Looking at how this past year played out, one project really delivered on its promises. The vision is becoming tangible.
Universal Accounts have moved from whitepaper territory to working infrastructure. Over 161,000 accounts now exist on the platform, processing north of $1 billion in volume—and the key part? Users are actually sticking around. That's not just adoption metrics; that's retention.
What's more interesting is Chain abstraction sitting in production rather than sitting in research documents. The Universal SDK is live across 16+ blockchains. You've got developers building on top of it, transactions flowing across different chains without the usual friction. That's the kind of infrastructure shift that quietly reshapes how people interact with on-chain apps.