Bitcoin tops Phoenix Group’s list of the leading L1 projects when it comes to social activity. In this respect, $BTC’s cumulative engaged posts have reached 304.2K in number over the past twenty-four hours. In addition to this, its social interactions have also reached the 131.1M mark in number. Subsequently, Solana takes the 2nd position with 163.5K engaged posts while its interactions are 21.6M.
Apart from that, $ETH’s 150.2K engaged posts and 28.7M interactions over the past 24 hours have placed it in the 3rd position. Following that, $ADA accounts for 2.2M interactions and 30.4K engaged posts in social activity. Coming after that, $SUI has witnessed 1.2M interactions and 17.5K engaged posts, occupying the 5th spot among L1 projects. Along with that, $KAS has secured the 6th position in this respect as its social interactions and engaged posts have touched 1.2M and 14.7K marks respectively.
Phoenix Group’s list places $BNB in the 7th rank as it has recorded 14.4K engaged posts as well as 862.9K social interactions over the 1-day period. After that, $HBAR has attained the 8th place, with its engaged posts and interactions reaching 10.0K and 742.9K marks at the same time. Moreover, with 554.3K interactions and 10.0K engaged posts, $TAO now stands at the 9th position among L1 projects while keeping in view social activity. Furthermore, $S has witnessed 7.9K engaged posts, along with 4.7M interactions.
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