- Is the QRL network still active?
- Yes — activity is measured by daily active addresses (DAU): unique wallets that transacted on a given day. The charts on this page show the live trend. On a young network the numbers are modest and we report them honestly rather than inflating them.
- How many active addresses does QRL have?
- The active-addresses chart shows daily, weekly and monthly unique counts (DAU/WAU/MAU). The weekly and monthly lines are true rolling counts — each day's value counts the unique addresses active in the trailing 7 or 30 days, every address once per window, so returning wallets are never double-counted.
- How many holders does QRL have?
- The cumulative-holders chart counts every wallet ever seen holding a balance, up to each day. A rising line means new participants are entering; a flat line means onboarding has stalled.
- What does 'new vs returning' tell me?
- Each day's active addresses are split into first-ever-seen (new) versus seen-before (returning). Sustained high returning means real organic stickiness; high new with low returning means churn — people try the chain once and don't come back.
- How is this different from the Network page?
- The Network page is a right-now health snapshot — is the chain working today. This Growth page is the trend over time — is the chain growing, and is its usage sticky. Same data family, different time horizon.
- How current is this data?
- Metrics update on a short cache cycle, typically under 5 minutes from the latest block. Longer-horizon aggregates may lag by up to an hour as the underlying materialized views compact.