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Arbitrum Active Addresses Reach 1.09 Million, a 30-Day High
The metric counts addresses rather than people, and bot or airdrop activity can affect the total.

Arbitrum’s active-address count reached 1.09 million, a 30-day high, offering a measure of network participation without revealing how many individual people were active on the network.
An active-address reading counts distinct addresses, not people. One person can control multiple addresses, while bots or airdrop activity can affect the total.
Active addresses approximate participation but do not establish a user count. TokenPost previously covered Arbitrum One’s daily active-address metric and the limits of using it to estimate how many people were active.