GitHub, a data source and storage service for developers, can provide interesting insights into what’s going on in the altcoin market. According to the data, Cosmos and Flow are in fierce competition for GitHub activity.
Here are the most active altcoin projects of the week, along with Cosmos and Ethereum
According to current data available from the Proof of Github Twitter account, Cardano was ranked 3rd in terms of development activities. Cardano, which successfully completed the Vasil hard fork on September 22, is one of the most active projects of the week. Undoubtedly, Polkadot ecosystem occupies the top of the list:
- Polkadot (DOT)
- vomiting (KSM)
- Cardano (ADA)
- Filecoin (FIL)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Decentraland (MANA)
- Vega Protocol (VEGA)
- Cosmos (ATOM)
- Flow (FLOW)
With the Vasil upgrade now live, teams continue to develop Cardano node tests as they add resources to the GitHub repository. Also last week, two Marlowe contracts with Babbage capabilities went into effect on the mainnet. Currently, 1,117 projects are under development on Cardano. So far, 102 projects have been implemented. Meanwhile, the software language Plutus scripts amounted to 3,392 and the total number of transactions was 51.3 million.
Vasil follow-up continues
On September 27, new Vasil capabilities and a new Plutus cost model arrived on the Cardano network. This follows the successful Vasil network launch on September 22. According to IOG, the audit will continue for at least four periods after the hard fork. After that, a decision will be made about future adjustments based on “regular” network bandwidth. A term usually lasts five days. This means 20 days of monitoring after the hard fork. There was also some positive feedback after the hard fork. MuesliSwap, Cardano DEX reports an almost 91% reduction in transaction size, as well as a nearly 50% reduction in fees.
JPG Store, the largest Cardano NFT marketplace, similarly reported a 50% reduction in network fees after its upgrade to Plutus V2, which allows for smaller transaction sizes.
Cardano announces partnership with Stanford University
cryptocoin.com As we reported, Input Output announced its collaboration in the field of blockchain research by funding a new $4.5 million “Blockchain Research Center” at Stanford University, one of the world’s top research and higher education centers.
This “Blockchain Research Center” will take a multidisciplinary approach and give researchers the chance to work with the blockchain industry by broadening their knowledge and perspectives on Blockchain technology, as noted in a blog post.
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