What’s behind Polkadot’s [DOT] rising development activity? Looking into…

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Compared to chains like Ethereum [ETH], Polkadot’s [DOT] rate of development activity remained high over the last week. While this may not imply much on its own, it may provide insight into the future of both DOT and the Polkadot, when combined with other indicators.

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As per a 19 March post by Proof of GitHub, Polkadot had the highest developmental activity out of its competitors. Looking back at the previous days, Polkadot was also at the forefront of development activity.

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— ProofofGitHub (@ProofofGitHub) March 19, 2023

Moreover, there was an increase in Polkadot’s development activity on 18 March, according to Santiment. As of this writing, the development activity metric rose beyond 100, marking its highest level in four months. There was a symmetry between the press time level on Santiment and GitHub.

Source: Santiment

Examining Polkadot’s ecosystem may shed light on the phenomenon of persistently high levels of development activity. Like its test network Kusama, Polkadot features numerous chains inside its infrastructure, which host a wide variety of decentralized applications (dApps).

The total development activity in the ecosystem can be increased by adding all the commits made by developers across all the chains and dApps. Yet, the developers are constantly improving the network, which reflects positively on the developer count.

A high development activity may indicate that the project is actively seeking new