Address Reuse
Two complementary reuse lenses. The first is the share of active addresses that are reused (an address transacted before) - a behavioural gauge of on-chain privacy hygiene, structurally declining as wallets adopt fresh-address standards. The second is the share of circulating supply held in reused addresses - a proxy for custodial and exchange concentration, since institutional infrastructure tends to reuse deposit addresses. Diverging trends separate retail privacy behaviour from custodial structure.
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