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Kraken’s InkChain, built on the Optimism Superchain, has seen a significant increase in active addresses since January 2025.
InkChain supports SuperchainERC20 tokens, enhancing cross-chain interactions and EVM compatibility within the DeFi space.
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Kraken’s Ink, a Layer 2 blockchain built on the Optimism Superchain, has recorded a surge in active addresses since late January 2025, maintaining user retention rates above 80%.
🔥Active addresses on @inkonchain have surged since the end of January.
🔥Furthermore, its retention rate remains above 80%, not only attracting more users but also keeping them engaged daily.
🚀 This is a promising sign for this new layer, resonating with the fast growth of… pic.twitter.com/lIkmLJN2G5
— TK Research (@TKVResearch) February 6, 2025Developed by Kraken and launched on December 18, Ink leverages Ethereum’s scalability framework, operating as a seamless L2 blockchain while maintaining full compatibility with EVM-based applications.This compatibility ensures that developers can easily deploy existing Ethereum applications with the added benefits of lower transaction costs and faster speeds.Its infrastructure supports SuperchainERC20 tokens, enhancing cross-chain interactions and creating a more seamless experience within the broader Optimism Superchain ecosystem.
