The user base of Catizen has exceeded 12 million, with 730,000 users on the blockchain
The largest gaming application platform in the TON ecosystem, Catizen, has broken through 12 million users, with 730,000 on-chain users. At the same time, Catizen once again won first place in the application list in the third season of The Open League competition within the official TON ecosystem.
According to current on-chain data from TON and user comparisons with Telegram, Telegram's crypto user conversion rate is about 0.66%, while Catizen's onchain/total user volume is already close to 7%. Catizen will open up the next web3 traffic entrance using games as a medium. Meanwhile, users as traffic ends will redistribute in a decentralized manner, thereby empowering applications throughout the entire ecosystem with users.
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