Leader in Artificial Intelligence Altcoins Changed: Here Are The Top 10 Altcoins Developers Are Focusing On
Santiment has published a list of artificial intelligence (AI)-themed altcoins that crypto developers are focusing on the most.
Cryptocurrency analysis company Santiment shared the artificial intelligence altcoins that crypto developers have focused on most in the last 30 days.
In the newly shared list by Santiment analysts, it is noticeable that the first-ranked altcoin has changed. In the new list, the altcoin that cryptocurrency developers have focused on the most in the last 30 days is Oasis Network (ROSE). In the previous list, NEAR Protocol (NEAR) was in first place.
NEAR fell to second place on the new list.
Artificial intelligence altcoins reached the peak of their popularity, especially during the period when ChatGPT came to the fore, but the popularity in the cryptocurrency market has now shifted to other themes. Recently, Telegram projects and newly launched memecoins have taken their place on the agenda.
However, there is interesting data in the list published by Santiment, which shows the altcoins that cryptocurrency developers have focused on the most in the last 30 days. Here are those altcoins and their developer activity scores:
- Oasis Network (ROSE) – 85.07
- NEAR Protocol (NEAR) – 76.43
- The Graph (GRT) – 70.57
- Oraichain Token (ORAI) – 57.73
- Bittensor (TAO) – 57.53
- Ocean Protocol (OCEAN) – 45.03
- Golem (GLM) – 44.17
- Aleph.im (ALEPH) – 32.17
- Table (TABLE) – 29.93
- iExec RLC (RLC) – 29.3
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