Solana just logged 1,000 straight days without a network-wide halt.

Around November 2, 2026, the $SOL cluster marked 1,000 consecutive days of full uptime since its last complete stoppage on February 6, 2024 — a roughly five-hour freeze tied to a validator-software bug. Status pages had already shown 100% cluster uptime through recent months, measuring the whole validator set rather than any single machine.

That streak ran while activity climbed: average monthly DEX volume and total transactions roughly doubled versus early 2024 levels, and active traders grew about sixfold. Upgrades such as a second validator client, spam controls, and priority fees helped; an August 2026 routing failure briefly hit nearly 29% of stake, yet block production kept going. Slot times also moved to about 350 milliseconds on August 21, 2026, with engineers still pushing lower.

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