New chart from CoinGecko shows a clear hierarchy in blockchain ecosystem interest throughout January 1 to December 14, 2025. User attention remains heavily concentrated around a small group of networks, with Solana standing well above the rest.
Solana leads decisively, capturing 26.79% of total ecosystem-related traffic. This means more than one quarter of all tracked interest on CoinGecko during the period was directed toward Solana-related categories, placing it firmly in first position and well ahead of competitors.
Behind Solana, Base and Ethereum are locked in a close contest. Base accounts for 13.94%, narrowly surpassing Ethereum at 13.43%. While neither comes close to challenging Solana’s dominance, both networks attract a similar level of sustained attention, reflecting their strong visibility within the broader blockchain landscape.

Sui follows in fourth place with 11.77%, forming a clear upper tier just below the top three. BNB Chain ranks fifth at 9.05%, maintaining a notable presence but with a visible gap separating it from Sui and the leading group.
Further down the chart, the XRP Ledger stands out with 4.68%, positioning itself as the most prominent ecosystem outside the top five. It is followed by a tight cluster that includes Sonic (2.29%), Cardano (1.92%), Bittensor (1.91%), and Hyperliquid (1.57%), all competing within a narrow range of user interest.
The remainder of the rankings highlight a long tail of ecosystems capturing smaller shares of attention. TON (1.23%), Avalanche (1.17%), and Bitcoin (1.08%) each sit just above the one-percent mark.
Below them, Berachain (0.81%), Hedera (0.79%), Polygon (0.78%), Abstract (0.66%), Arbitrum (0.60%), Kaspa (0.58%), and Linea (0.56%) each account for less than one percent of total traffic.
Overall, the chart illustrates a highly uneven distribution of ecosystem interest in 2025. Solana dominates user attention, Base and Ethereum form a competitive second tier, and the rest of the market fragments quickly into smaller shares. The data reflects where users focused their attention across blockchain ecosystems during the year, independent of price action or market capitalization.






