- 105,3 million transactions per day processed by the blockchain Solana, exceeded similar figures in all other networks combined.
- This high figure is due to the high transaction processing speed and extremely low fees.
According to Dune Analytics, Solana processes 105,3 million transactions per day. This is more than all other major blockchains combined.
In August and September 2025, the number of daily transactions on the network Solana fluctuated between 70 and 95 million, consistently exceeding all competing blockchains. This figure remained in the same range in October and November. Beginning in December 2025, the trend line began to rise and reached 100 million by the end of January 2026. peak at 165–170 million daily transactions, after which it returned to the 105 million mark recorded on February 19.
A transaction volume of this magnitude indicates network congestion and high demand for block space, rather than economic value or fee income. A large number of transactions on the network Solana reflects its architecture, low fees that make microtransactions economically viable for coin trading, gaming activity, and payment infrastructure on the network.
Network transaction fee Solana is initially very low. The network is optimized for high transaction volume and availability, not for profit from each interaction. For comparison, on March 20 Solana earned about $500,000 in fees in 24 hours, while Hyperliquid earned more than $2 million in revenue despite processing only a small portion of the transactions. Solana.
If we talk about the value of the native token Solana, then on the evening of March 21, SOL was trading at $89, having gained just under 1% in a day.
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