Blockworks This set of daily transaction data makes the picture very clear. Over the past two-plus months, Solana’s on-chain transaction volume has climbed steadily from around 100 million transactions per day to nearly 160 million. Two bursts of acceleration—one in mid-June and another in early August—are especially noticeable.
By contrast, major chains such as Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Tron are all squeezed along the bottom of the chart, with the gap versus Solana widening further and further.
Transaction count is a hard indicator of a network’s real usage. Solana’s round of choppy but upward momentum lasting for two and a half months suggests that ecosystem applications are increasingly absorbing genuine user behavior, with network activity backed by solid fundamentals.
For holders, this kind of fundamental data is more worth tracking than the price itself. Users start using the network first—only then do valuations have something to anchor to.
`$APR #Solana #链上数据 #加密生态`
By contrast, major chains such as Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Tron are all squeezed along the bottom of the chart, with the gap versus Solana widening further and further.
Transaction count is a hard indicator of a network’s real usage. Solana’s round of choppy but upward momentum lasting for two and a half months suggests that ecosystem applications are increasingly absorbing genuine user behavior, with network activity backed by solid fundamentals.
For holders, this kind of fundamental data is more worth tracking than the price itself. Users start using the network first—only then do valuations have something to anchor to.
`$APR #Solana #链上数据 #加密生态`