Solana's 2025 performance can be summarized in one sentence — revenue, assets, and transactions advancing on all fronts.
From the application layer perspective, the total revenue of various applications in the ecosystem reached $2.39 billion, representing a 46% increase compared to the previous year. The most impressive performers were the leading applications, with 7 applications individually surpassing the $100 million revenue mark, indicating that the Solana ecosystem already has a batch of relatively mature projects capable of generating real commercial value.
Network-level data is equally impressive. Protocol revenue (REV) accumulated $1.4 billion, and daily active wallets reached 3.2 million, representing a 50% year-over-year increase. This growth rate demonstrates that more and more users are actually using the Solana network. More importantly, the average transaction fee has dropped to $0.017 — this cost is indeed competitive compared to transaction fees on other public chains.
In terms of asset scale, the stablecoin supply on the Solana network has risen to $14.8 billion. The expansion of stablecoin scale typically reflects increased on-chain transaction activity and enhanced user confidence.
Overall, the Solana ecosystem is breaking through on multiple fronts — application revenue, user scale, transaction costs, and asset scale — suggesting that 2025 has indeed been a good year for Solana.
Solana's 2025 performance can be summarized in one sentence — revenue, assets, and transactions advancing on all fronts.
From the application layer perspective, the total revenue of various applications in the ecosystem reached $2.39 billion, representing a 46% increase compared to the previous year. The most impressive performers were the leading applications, with 7 applications individually surpassing the $100 million revenue mark, indicating that the Solana ecosystem already has a batch of relatively mature projects capable of generating real commercial value.
Network-level data is equally impressive. Protocol revenue (REV) accumulated $1.4 billion, and daily active wallets reached 3.2 million, representing a 50% year-over-year increase. This growth rate demonstrates that more and more users are actually using the Solana network. More importantly, the average transaction fee has dropped to $0.017 — this cost is indeed competitive compared to transaction fees on other public chains.
In terms of asset scale, the stablecoin supply on the Solana network has risen to $14.8 billion. The expansion of stablecoin scale typically reflects increased on-chain transaction activity and enhanced user confidence.
Overall, the Solana ecosystem is breaking through on multiple fronts — application revenue, user scale, transaction costs, and asset scale — suggesting that 2025 has indeed been a good year for Solana.