Today, social activity in NFT ecosystems increased significantly, and multiple projects created significant engagement in 24 hours. New data of Phoenix Group and LunarCrush present the names that received the largest number of attention, interactions, and community conversations.
LINK Dominates Social Activity As NFT Interest Surges
NFT social metrics demonstrate the growth of engagement rates, and LINK is prime among all the representatives of the industry. LINK created 10.4K engaged posts over a 24-hour timeframe and registered 3.3 million interactions. Such interactions are comments, retweets, likes, upvotes which demonstrates high community engagement and further interest in the project.
PENGU Records Strong Volume With 8.4K Posts And 1.2M Interactions
PENGU became the second most active project with a significant increase in the social presence. The data confirms the project had 8.4K engaged posts and had 1.2 million interactions. The difference between LINK and PENGU is high, but PENGU remains high in terms of visibility and the sense of community. The upward trend is still indicative of the trend in which meme-based NFT assets are gaining significant online follower numbers.
ICP Maintains High Traffic With 6.5K Posts And 474.4K Interactions
ICP was ranked the third by number of social activity, which produced 6.5K engaged posts. During the measured time, interactions were found to be 474.4K. Despite the fact that the overall number of interactions was lower than the first two, ICP is still a dominant force among NFT-connected chains. The gap between projects emphasizes that the engagement volumes are not always proportional to the size of the community.
Mid Tier Projects: ROSE, DGB, And XTZ Post Consistent Engagement
The mid range NFTs were represented by a group of similar projects with steady activity. ROSE had 3.2K engaged posts and 209.5K interactions. DGB was right behind it with 3.1K engaged posts and 131.3K interactions. XTZ posted 2.9K posts and 206.8K interactions.
The cumulative results reveal that all three projects still have active communities and conversations, retweets, and reactions keep them top of the list. This section of the leaderboard represents variety in terms of various blockchain foundations, specific applications, and dedicated audiences.
APE, FET, And VRA Hold Their Ground With Ongoing NFT Interest
Further down, APE was still a familiar name having 2.8K posts and 268.2K interactions. The rate of its activity still indicates the cultural influence of established brands of NFT. FET produced 2.1K posts and 132.1K interactions, and it was continuously featured in the social feeds. VRA has 1.7K posts and 126.1K interactions. All these projects continue to have an active audience of users and market observers, which indicates that historical NFT collections and gaming-driven assets do not fade into oblivion during changes in market cycles.
STX Completes The Top Layer With 1.6K Posts And 105.3K Interactions
The last in the ranking was STX with 1.6K posts engaged and 105.3K interactions. Even though this is the lowest score in the dataset, it is still a significant social presence and market activity. The interest in NFTs is widespread, and the proliferation of metrics do not imply that one ecosystem has a monopoly on sentiment. Rather than that, the leaderboard shows a competitive environment in which several communities can be heard and active. The market participants are also monitoring social signals as high activity tends to result in higher liquidity and subsequent interest in trading.
The recent statistics explain why NFT communities have been associated with high levels of conversation and interactions. Market sentiment and online attention are two crucial pointers of future moves in the industry with millions of reactions happening within a single day.
