Lawrence Jengar
Dec 16, 2025 23:09
Algorand (ALGO)’s November 2025 report highlights network stability, increased wallet and transaction numbers, and ongoing decentralization efforts despite a decline in USD-denominated TVL.
In November 2025, Algorand (ALGO)’s ecosystem exhibited stable growth, as detailed in the latest Algo Insights Report by the Algorand Foundation. Despite a slight softening in momentum compared to October, the network’s fundamentals remained robust, according to the report published on December 16, 2025.
Network Expansion and Decentralization
Algorand’s network continued to expand, with the number of wallets increasing by 1.4%, reaching 48.50 million. Transactions also climbed by 1.4%, surpassing a total of 3.35 billion. The amount of ALGO staked rose by 1.1% to 1.95 billion, with community members holding 79.9% and the Foundation maintaining 20.1%. This distribution underscores Algorand’s commitment to decentralization and network security.
DeFi and Liquidity Challenges
The report noted a 5.4% decline in monthly active addresses, yet engagement remained strong with 860,000 active addresses. In the DeFi sector, the Total Value Locked (TVL) in USD terms fell by 17.0% to approximately $116 million, reflecting broader market challenges. However, ALGO-denominated TVL saw a 2.8% increase, highlighting resilience in on-chain liquidity.
Tokenomics and Staking Rewards
By the end of November, ALGO’s circulating supply reached 8.81 billion, accounting for 88.1% of the total maximum supply, a 0.2% rise from October. Throughout the first 11 months of 2025, validators received 63.18 million ALGO in staking rewards, with the report providing insights into the monthly distribution of these rewards and network fees.
Technological and Ecosystem Developments
Algorand achieved a significant milestone by executing the first post-quantum transaction on its mainnet using NIST-selected Falcon signatures, enhancing its position in quantum resistance. The Foundation also retroactively funded six xGov grant proposals for their contributions to the open-source ecosystem.
Community Engagement and Future Prospects
The Algoland campaign maintained strong performance in November, generating 845,000 website visits and achieving a 2.0% conversion rate to ‘Connect Wallet.’ The ‘Wallet Week’ quest attracted nearly 3,000 participants, proving to be the month’s most engaging activity. The Foundation plans to continue community activation with 29 quests launched and 73 prize winners by month-end.
For more detailed insights, visit the Algorand Foundation.
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