👀 Worth paying attention to
In 2024, Solana has become the most attractive blockchain for new developers. However, it's not Solana that we're interested in.
🦍 So what exactly are we interested in?
Let's go deeper and find that Ethereum still maintains the top position in terms of programmer employment across all continents, just like Solana, which comes in second place.
🌐 And who's in third place?
For Asia and Latin America it's Polygon, for Europe it's Polkadot, for North America it's Base, and for Africa it's ICP. This is counted by the number of developers in the ecosystem. But if we look at the growth in 2024, we see the bets being placed on ICP. ICP is now in the top 3 in terms of growth, while only getting high adoption in Africa so far.
🖥 ICP.
The token is not at the lowest of the lows, but still well below the 2021 figures. Blockchain is starting to actively attract developers again, which could become a global trend and increase ICP's chances of significant growth. As practice shows, very often developers from poor countries set the trends. Even this year the token broke through the mark of 20 dollars (now the value is about 12 dollars).
⚠️ It is important to understand:
ICP is subject to high volatility, it cannot be called a stable asset, so if you like to check your balance often, this token is definitely not for you.
💎 And pay attention to TON:
TON ranked only 17th in terms of appeal. Developers are not particularly interested in it, primarily, perhaps, because of the complexity of the programming language and lack of transparency. Scammers are most attracted to it so far. In general, I assume that if the trend continues, new apps will target Solana and other blockchains.
@MaxDart_crypto