Ethereum network activity is accelerating into 2026.
Across transactions, active addresses, and new address creation, on-chain usage is breaking out to new highs signalling increased structural demand 🧵👇

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Ethereum just set a new all-time high in daily transactions.
Acoording to @TheBlock__ data, the seven-day moving average of transactions on the Ethereum network reached 1.87 million on Dec. 31.
This surpasses both the 2018 and 2021 cycle peaks.
Usage continues to grow even as

The number of active Ethereum addresses is trending back toward cycle highs.
This suggests broad participation is returning — not just concentrated activity from a small set of actors.
Healthy networks grow through users, not just throughput.

New address creation is accelerating, approaching levels last seen during major expansion phases.
Ethereum recorded 270,160 new addresses on Dec. 31, marking the largest single-day increase since early 2018.
A clear indication of fresh user inflows alongside existing demand.