Polkadot has been riding the crypto wave since the start of the broader market rally. According to CoinGecko, the biggest gainers in the entire space are altcoins. Polkadot (DOT) is among them.
Although the token has been finding gains in the past two weeks, DOT has been down almost 3% in the past 24 hours. This has been the price action since the token has been rejected on the $6.5 price resistance range.
At the time of writing, DOT is trading at $5.78, up 21% in the last seven days, data by Coingecko show.
With recent developments and metrics, can DOT strengthen investor sentiment?
What’s Happening On-Chain?
Polkadot Insider is an account dedicated to developments on the network. According to the account, the Nakamoto coefficient of the ecosystem is higher compared to competitors. This means that the ecosystem is sticking true to the main tenets of DeFi which is decentralization.
NC metric minimum number of validators required to make up 33.3% of network staking share to prevent a bad validator from manipulating transactions. The higher value means higher decentralization 🔥
And @Polkadot is ranked #1
Details 👉 https://t.co/RFm2gfZGzp #Polkadot $DOT pic.twitter.com/BAYfKWE9FU— Polkadot Insider (@PolkadotInsider) January 15, 2023
Parachain development is also going through the roof. Kusama Network, one of the main parachains on the platform, has 10 projects in development with over 20 investors. With Dora Project having over 45 investors, Santiment notes a continuous uptick in development activity.
1/ Polkadot nomination pools have hit another milestone – just 2 months after launch, more than 1,000,000 DOT has been bonded by pool members!
Check the 🧵 to learn more about Polkadot nomination pools and how to stake natively on Polkadot.
To start staking now 👇
— Polkadot (@Polkadot) January 13, 2023
The network also reached an achievement in the staking department. Nomination pools recently reached 1 million DOT bonded by pool members. Staking on-chain was made easier because of the ecosystem’s nomination pool system which allows users to stake a minimum of 1 DOT.
With users on the platform having easy access to staking, DOT is expected to continue its momentous climb.
How Will Polkadot React?
The rejection at $6.5 is the only thing delaying the token’s climb to recover lost ground after FTX collapsed. If the token continues its current downward momentum, the bears will have an opportunity to test the $5.5 support…
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