Tempo, the payments-focused Layer 1 blockchain that launched its mainnet barely six weeks ago, just crossed 10,000 daily active users. That’s more than double the roughly 5,600 DAUs it recorded after its first five weeks of operation.
From zero to 10K in six weeks
Tempo’s mainnet went live on March 18, 2026. Within the first five weeks, it attracted approximately 5,600 daily active users. By late April 2026, DAUs had surpassed 10,000, representing more than 100% month-over-month growth.
The catalyst appears to be a burst of practical integrations. Rabby added wallet support for the network. Privy introduced gas sponsorship. Tempo also rolled out recurring billing capabilities. On the stablecoin side, partnerships with KAST and RedotPay have expanded what users can actually do on the chain.
The $5 billion elephant in the room
