Blockchain developers have slowed down their contributions to top crypto projects amid the lingering market downturn, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing a decline of over 30% in developer activity over the past three months.
According to dev activity tracker platform GokuStats, developers made a total of 12,200 commits, which is the smallest unit of work for developers, to the Ethereum network during the last week of August, nearly flat in one month and down by over 30% in three months.
Furthermore, as the leading and strongest crypto community, Ethereum had 1,850 weekly developers for the week ending August 27. This figure is down by 11% in one month and down by more than 30% over the past three months.
Likewise, the leading cryptocurrency has seen a decline in the number of developer contributions. During the last week of August, devs made 1,600 commits to the Bitcoin blockchain and its sub-ecosystem, which is down by more than 35% in one month and 38% in three months.
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