X402 ended the year pretty rough. The numbers tell an interesting story—average transaction size has been on a steady decline, and it just hit a rough patch. Late December saw daily average transaction volume drop below $0.05, marking a new low. That's the kind of metric that makes you pause. On the surface, there's still activity happening on the protocol, plenty of transactions flowing through. But here's the thing: volume without value creation is hollow. When you're seeing usage metrics stay decent but transaction sizes keep compressing, it signals something deeper—either the use case isn't compelling enough to hold larger value transfers, or users are becoming more cautious. Either way, it's a yellow flag worth watching heading into 2025.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-08 11:18
LMAO x402 really pulled it off, the average transaction amount is dropping sharply, this is no joke... Fake volume is meaningless.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-08 10:49
ngl this is lowkey giving "death by a thousand cuts" vibes... decent activity but avg tx size collapsing below $0.05? that's brutal fr
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GasWaster
· 01-05 11:52
ngl this is exactly the energy drain i've been tracking in my spreadsheets... sub $0.05 txns? that's basically paying more in opportunity cost than actual utility, fr fr
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-05 11:51
Volume being worthless is really heartbreaking. Seeing the data fluctuate quite a bit, but it's actually all just spinning wheels... Next year, X402 might have to think about how to recover the losses.
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FadCatcher
· 01-05 11:51
ngl the $0.05 thing is kinda telling tho... like dead cat bounce energy but make it crypto
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 01-05 11:51
Another project with declining fundamentals, I've been through this... Trading volume is still there, but the trading value has collapsed to $0.05, which is a prelude to a Ponzi scheme.
Trading volume is still present, but the trading value has crashed, a classic death signal. EOS was playing like this in 2018.
The project team is still boasting about what, let's first present the real data.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 01-05 11:49
NGL, the X402 market is a bit scary, TX size dropped to $0.05? Alive but soulless.
X402 ended the year pretty rough. The numbers tell an interesting story—average transaction size has been on a steady decline, and it just hit a rough patch. Late December saw daily average transaction volume drop below $0.05, marking a new low. That's the kind of metric that makes you pause. On the surface, there's still activity happening on the protocol, plenty of transactions flowing through. But here's the thing: volume without value creation is hollow. When you're seeing usage metrics stay decent but transaction sizes keep compressing, it signals something deeper—either the use case isn't compelling enough to hold larger value transfers, or users are becoming more cautious. Either way, it's a yellow flag worth watching heading into 2025.