BNB Chain Hits 2.4 Million Daily Users as CZ Emphasizes Long-Term Builder Resilience

BNB Chain, the layer-1 blockchain associated with Binance, has reached a significant milestone in user adoption. In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on December 13, 2025, Binance founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao revealed that the network is now seeing approximately 2.4 million daily users, solidifying its position as one of the most actively used Layer-1 networks in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

The announcement was supported by community-shared on-chain data from BscScan, which shows cumulative BNB Chain addresses climbing steadily since 2020 and approaching 700 million by December 2025. The network reportedly adds about 700,000 new participants daily. Commentators highlighted the network's ability to maintain efficiency, high transaction throughput, and low fees despite this massive and growing user base, which facilitates seamless use of decentralized applications.

This news follows a separate announcement from the BNB Chain development team on December 12, which introduced a new philosophy for measuring success in the industry. Through its official X account, @BNBChainDevs, the team argued that true success is defined by long-term impact and resilience, not short-term hackathon achievements. The post emphasized that every meaningful product undergoes struggles, iterations, and breakthroughs.

This theme was echoed by CZ during the BNBhack event in Abu Dhabi, where he stated that "the real winner is decided by the market" and users, not judges, determine success. He positioned hackathons as a starting point for refining ideas, with real progress requiring consistency and resilience afterward.

Looking forward, CZ expressed confidence that BNB Chain will foster a new wave of innovation focused on AI agents, privacy-preserving technology, real-time payments, and oracle-heavy systems. The chain is actively preparing for these advancements, which demand a high-performance blockchain, by supporting builders with low fees, fast execution, and a roadmap designed for high-load applications.