In the first quarter in 2019, a total of 504 dapps were added to Dapp.com, with Ethereum-based dapps dominated and accounted for more than half of the newly listed dapps. It shows that Ethereum is still the No.1 choice for developers to build their dapp on. At the same time, we also have seen a trend in multi-chain developing, as many Ethereum dapps expand on multiple chains, such as Ethereum + EOS or Ethereum + Tron.
In terms of the dapp activeness, 95% of the EOS dapps remained active—with 326 out of the 341 dapps had transactions in the first quarter. More than 80% of dapps that were built on the Steem and TRON networks had active users, too. On the other hand, although beating other chains in terms of dapp amount, nearly 600 Ethereum dapps were in “inactive” status without a single transaction record over the past 3 months.
The growth of new users was mainly driven by gambling dapps—which brought nearly 350,000 users to the dapp ecosystem. The increases of new users in games and exchanges were neck to neck, both sectors attracted around 90,000 new users in Q1.
Steem dapps are not just social dapps anymore. Gaming, gambling, tools, and other Steem dapps were thriving over the Q1. The gambling dapps climbed to 94% in total transaction volume, up 104.35%.
According to data from SimilarWeb, Steemit, the largest dapp on Steem has monthly traffic of 10 million visits. But only less than 100,000 Steem's on-chain users in the first quarter. On Steem's blockchain, the “on-chain users” refers to those who have activities like transferring funds, voting, and posting content, and those activities are recorded on the blockchain.
Read the full article here.
Special thanks to STEEM Blockchain Explorer, 
If you’re interested in exploring the potential of blockchain and decentralized technology, Dapp.com is a source of inspiration, tools, and information you can trust.
Follow us online here:
