CoinDesk reported:
“Everybody sort of looks at a blockchain’s success by the number of active accounts, but as we all know, you can write a script and whip up 1,000 Ethereum addresses and use bots to trade,” said Rach. “Unlike Ethereum, where there are two types of addresses – it’s either generic user addresses for a smart contract or smart contract addresses – we’re going to have the third tier where these addresses prove to be unique.”