introduction
In this dashboard, we have tried to compare two nearby blockchains and Ethereum. Ethereum is a famous blockchain in the world and near is trying to compete with Ethereum to have a share of the market.
To compare these two blockchains, I have considered the things you see in the list below
In order to compare these two blockchains, I have taken into account the items that you can see the list of below
methodology
- The number of daily transactions of the ethereum and ear
- The number of daily swaps of the ethereum and near
- The number of daily swappers of the ethereum and near
- The average number of swaps per address in the ethereum and near
- The average number of daily transactions per user in the ethereum and near
- The number of daily new users in the ethereum and near


As can be seen, the number of swappers in the last ninety days in the near blockchain is decreasing, and in the ethereum blockchain, it is increasing with an upward , and the number of swappers in ethereum is still high and superior to near.
The important point is the sudden jump in the number of NEAR swappers.
The volume of the number of swaps performed in the last 90 days in the ethereum blockchain has an upward and upward trend, and in the near blockchain, it is associated with a downward .
The point in comparing these two blockchains is that the number of daily swaps in NEAR has fluctuated a lot, unlike Ethereum.
in ethereum we dont see any volatility and on average users did 1.1 M transaction in each day. but in near we can see some volatility in some days. after 12 SEP we see a increase in number of transaction.
These two charts are very interesting. In these graphs, you can see the number of new addresses created by users. As you can see, the number of addresses suddenly increased in near, but the trend continued to decrease (but the number of new addresses created is still higher than before the spike.) In Ethereum, however, we can see that except for a few fluctuations on other days, the number of addresses created has been at a certain level.
In the two graphs above, you can see the average number of transactions performed by each address. The point about near is that if we take a look at the graph of the number of new addresses created, we will notice that new users have done less transaction, which has caused the average number of transaction per address to drop sharply.
In the Ethereum, we can see that there is not much fluctuation in the graph like in the previous sections, and the graph has small fluctuations at certain levels.
CONCLUSIONS:
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you may also be wondering what happened on September 12th that the number of new addresses created in near multiplied? This sudden jump is related to the fundraising of 100 million dollars of this blockchain…
It has been a very big news and has attracted the attention of users.
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Comparing these two blockchains, it can be understood that Ethereum has been more stable than near. Even the news of Merge's update has not caused much change in the process.
But the fluctuations in the near blockchain have been very high.
You can see the average number of swaps done by each address of the swappers in the graph above. As it is clear, there are many fluctuations in the chart related to near (unlike Ethereum) and the interesting thing is that this average in near is higher than that of Ethereum.