
At the front of the pack was Internet Computer (ICP), registering the highest score of 369.37. Chainlink (LINK) and Starknet (STRK) followed in second and third place, cementing their reputations as active development hubs.
The rest of the top 10 featured a mix of layer-1 networks and specialized protocols:
Despite strong development activity, price action told a different story. Every project in the top 10 traded in the red over the past 24 hours. Starknet dropped the most, down more than 6%, while DeepBook and Avalanche each slipped over 5%.
In terms of market capitalization, Ethereum remains the giant among the group at $554.47 billion. Cardano sits far behind in second with $31.01 billion, and Chainlink follows at $16.59 billion. The ranking highlights a recurring theme in crypto: developer commitment doesn’t always translate into immediate price gains, though it often signals long-term resilience.
Santiment’s data shows that even during turbulent markets, teams are continuing to build. While tokens may struggle in the short term, developer activity remains one of the strongest indicators of a project’s ability to adapt, innovate, and eventually reward long-term holders.
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