⚡️ Friends, the Orderly Network trader wallet has surpassed 1 million, but this is not a coincidental explosion.

If it were just a one-time event, airdrop, or short-term hype, the wallet count could of course be rapidly increased. But Orderly's growth curve is not like that: approximately 230,000 in mid-2024, 400,000 by the end of 2024, and steadily surpassing 1 million by the end of 2025.

In the past 7 days, 17,000 new wallets have been added, averaging about 2,500 per day, with a stable growth rate of +1.7%. This is not a spike followed by a fall, but a continuous, replicable growth rhythm. The market votes with capital and behavior, often more honestly than narratives.

The truly key point is not just how many people there are, but where they come from. On-chain distribution is very clear: EVM ecosystem (ETH / Arbitrum / OP / Base / Mantle): over 328,000; Solana and other non-EVM chains: over 670,000.

This indicates that Orderly's user growth is not driven by single-ecosystem competition, but by the natural convergence of multiple chains, multiple frontends, and multiple trading entry points. It is not about creating a unified narrative, but about unifying liquidity. This is exactly where Orderly is most underestimated: it is not competing for users, but carrying users.

Many issues with Perps DEXs are that they are easy to use once, but difficult to sustain long-term. Orderly is the opposite. For developers: no need to build deep order books, matching engines, or cross-chain liquidity; directly connect to permissionless, full-chain order books. For traders: no cross-chain bridge friction, execution experience close to CEX, assets always stay in their own wallets.

As a result, leading projects like Raydium, WOOFi, QuickSwap are continuously integrating, with over 50 frontends based on the same underlying infrastructure generating real trading volume, with total transaction volume already surpassing one hundred billion dollars. This is not a demo, but a stable, operational production system.

One million wallets means it is not just one-time traffic, but a foundational infrastructure used repeatedly. It is not a single viral hit, but a continuous spread across multiple ecosystems. It is not just about narratives, but about real trades happening every day.

When a protocol begins to be ignored by traders, running silently in the background like water, electricity, or pipelines, that is often the most dangerous stage—at least for competitors.

Cross-chain trading should not just be a concept; the only prerequisite is that someone is actually using it every day. Orderly is providing an almost irrefutable answer: one million wallets are just the surface; the real value lies in the fact that it has quietly become the default choice behind countless trading activities.

And history repeatedly proves: when infrastructure begins to be used as naturally as air, yet goes unnoticed, true growth has just begun.