Welcome to the first edition of our weekly Sunday recap! Each week, we’ll highlight the articles published on Flowithic.com and share notable news from across the Flow ecosystem. Let’s dive into what happened this week.
This Week’s Flowithic Articles
Monday, November 10: Ticketmaster’s 14 Million On-Chain Accounts: The Quiet Revolution
We started the week with a fascinating look at one of blockchain’s most understated success stories: Ticketmaster’s integration with Flow. While the crypto world often chases viral moments and headline-grabbing announcements, Ticketmaster quietly put 14 million accounts on Flow’s blockchain without most users even realizing it happened. This article explored how real adoption happens—not through hype, but through seamless user experiences that make blockchain invisible to the end user. It’s a perfect example of Flow’s consumer-first approach working exactly as intended.
Read: Ticketmaster’s 14 Million On-Chain Accounts: The Quiet Revolution
Tuesday, November 11: What Comes After Forte: Flow’s 2026 Roadmap
We kicked off the week with a deep dive into Flow’s ambitious plans for 2026 and beyond. With the Forte upgrade now successfully deployed, the question on everyone’s mind is: what’s next? This article explored Flow’s strategic roadmap focusing on continued decentralization, enhanced developer tooling, and the path toward supporting 1 million transactions per second, all while maintaining Flow’s commitment to being a platform without platform risk.
Read: What Comes After Forte: Flow’s 2026 Roadmap
Wednesday, November 12: Flow vs Solana: Different Problems, Different Solutions
In this comparative analysis, we examined how Flow and Solana approach blockchain architecture from fundamentally different perspectives. Rather than declaring a “winner,” the article highlighted how each network optimizes for distinct use cases, Solana for speed and throughput, Flow for composability and consumer-scale applications. Understanding these differences helps clarify why Flow’s multi-node architecture makes it uniquely suited for mainstream adoption.
Read: Flow vs Solana: Different Problems, Different Solutions
Thursday, November 13: NFL All Day: Football’s Digital Collectibles Platform Evolves
Wednesday’s article spotlighted NFL All Day and its evolution as a digital collectibles platform built on Flow. We explored how the platform has matured since its initial launch, the innovations it’s bringing to football fandom, and how it demonstrates Flow’s ability to power consumer-scale sports applications. With the NFL season in full swing, NFL All Day continues to show why Flow is the home of sports collectibles.
Read: NFL All Day: Football’s Digital Collectibles Platform Evolves
Friday, November 14: Wrapped FLOW: The Bridge Between Flow and EVM DeFi
This technical piece examined Wrapped FLOW and its critical role in connecting Flow’s native ecosystem with EVM-compatible DeFi protocols. As Flow’s DeFi ecosystem continues to grow, with TVL recently surpassing $80 million, wrapped FLOW enables seamless interoperability and liquidity across chains. The article broke down how wrapped tokens work and why they matter for Flow’s expanding DeFi landscape.
Read: Wrapped FLOW: The Bridge Between Flow and EVM DeFi
Saturday, November 15: Getting Started with Flow: Environment Setup & First Smart Contract
We wrapped up the week with a beginner-friendly tutorial for developers looking to start building on Flow. This hands-on guide walked through setting up a development environment and deploying your first Cadence smart contract. As Flow continues to attract developers at ETHGlobal hackathons, making onboarding resources accessible is crucial for ecosystem growth.
Read: Getting Started with Flow: Environment Setup & First Smart Contract
Flow Ecosystem News This Week
NBA Top Shot Season Opener
NBA Top Shot launched its first drop of the 2025-26 NBA season on November 5th, featuring Rookie Debut Moments from the new rookie class. The drop included Standard Packs with 6 Moments each, Boxes containing 5 Standard Packs plus 2 exclusive Box Toppers with guaranteed hits, and introduced new premium packaging options designed to elevate the collecting experience.
The drop featured 17 rookies signing their /50 Hardcourt Parallel Moments with the inscription “My first bucket,” along with highlights from opening night performances including Victor Wembanyama’s 40/15 return and Aaron Gordon’s career-high 50 points. Trade-In Auctions ran non-stop from November 3rd through November 28th, including an auction for Cooper Flagg’s Rookie Debut Jersey Serial #32/1000.
Flow’s Growing User Base
Flow has reached over 40 million user accounts, establishing itself as the leading consumer blockchain network with partnerships with the NBA, NFL, Disney, and Ticketmaster. These applications have driven over $2 billion in market volume and distributed over 100 million NFTs to nearly 15 million fans.
Since delivering full EVM equivalence in the previous network upgrade, Flow has become one of the fastest-growing Layer 1s for developers and has been the #1 choice of developers at Ethereum Global hackathons throughout 2025. TVL has surged 500% since the EVM launch, placing Flow in the top 50 globally.
DeFi Ecosystem Momentum
The Flow DeFi ecosystem continues its impressive growth trajectory. Recent data shows TVL reaching new all-time highs, with platforms like KittyPunch, MORE Markets, and IncrementFi driving significant activity. The integration of wrapped FLOW tokens has enhanced liquidity across the ecosystem, while the successful deployment of the Forte upgrade has enabled more sophisticated DeFi applications through protocol-native automation and composability.
By the Numbers
This Week’s Key Metrics:
- 40M+ user accounts on Flow
- 500% TVL growth since EVM launch
- #1 developer choice at ETHGlobal hackathons in 2025
- 100M+ NFTs distributed to users
- $2B+ in total market volume
Final Thoughts
This week showcased the breadth of Flow’s ecosystem, from technical deep dives into wrapped tokens and roadmap analysis, to user-friendly developer tutorials and coverage of major sports collectibles launches. The combination of strong fundamentals (40M+ accounts, surging TVL, developer momentum) with consumer-facing applications (NBA Top Shot, NFL All Day) demonstrates Flow’s unique position as the bridge between Web3 infrastructure and mainstream adoption.
As we head into the week of November 18th, the ecosystem continues to build momentum. The successful Forte upgrade is enabling new use cases, DeFi protocols are maturing, and developer activity remains strong. It’s an exciting time to be following Flow.
Stay Connected
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Official Flow Resources:
- Flow Website: flow.com
- Developer Portal: developers.flow.com
- NBA Top Shot: nbatopshot.com
- NFL All Day: nflallday.com
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