2026-01-06 14:35:59

Solana's performance in 2025 can be summarized in one sentence — revenue, assets, and transactions all advancing simultaneously.

From the application layer, the total revenue of various applications within the ecosystem reached $2.39 billion, a 46% increase compared to the previous year. The most impressive are the leading applications, with 7 apps individually surpassing $100 million in revenue, indicating that the Solana ecosystem already has a number of relatively mature projects capable of generating real commercial value.

Network-level data is equally impressive. Protocol revenue (REV) has accumulated to $1.4 billion, with the average daily active wallets reaching 3.2 million, a 50% year-over-year increase. This growth rate shows that more and more users are actively using the Solana network. More importantly, the average transaction fee has dropped to $0.017 — a cost that is indeed competitive compared to fees on other public chains.

In terms of asset scale, the supply of stablecoins on the Solana network has risen to $14.8 billion. The expansion of stablecoin volume typically reflects increased on-chain transaction activity and user confidence.

Overall, the Solana ecosystem is making breakthroughs in application revenue, user scale, transaction costs, and asset size. Such a performance report indicates that 2025 is indeed a promising year for Solana.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-09 13:17

Sol's data really packs a punch; a $0.017 fee is truly remarkable. Now using other chains also comes with high costs. On the ecosystem side, there are 7 applications with over a billion users each, indicating it's not just hype—there's real substance. That 14.8 billion stablecoin... with this scale, there's definitely something there. User numbers doubling is a solid indicator; it's not something to boast about lightly. But it remains to be seen how long this can be maintained—don't want another flash in the pan.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-08 03:10

Sol's data really packs a punch, with a $0.017 transaction fee—truly impressive. Such growth is expected given the ecosystem's maturity. A 50% increase in 3.2 million daily active wallets shows that people are really using it. 1.48 billion stablecoins, inflows of funds are a fact, but whether they can be retained is the key. Seven applications with over a billion, but it all depends on how long this wave can last.

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DYORMaster

· 01-06 15:06

Sol's data really packs a punch; a fee of $0.017 is truly unbeatable. NGL, the 14.8 billion stablecoin scale is the real highlight, boosting user confidence to the max. A 46% growth rate? That's impressive; the ecosystem is indeed consolidating projects. Wait, which 7 applications are these... It doesn't seem like there's that much buzz in the market. 3.2 million daily active wallets—this number can't be exaggerated; it's real growth.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-06 15:05

Sol's current data is really solid. Paying a 0.017 USD fee really makes other blockchains look bad, doesn't it?

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-06 15:05

SOL's data is really impressive, a 46% growth is quite extraordinary. A $0.017 fee is hard for me to stomach; Ethereum fees are making me cry in the bathroom. Seven applications have surpassed 100 million in revenue, the ecosystem is indeed moving towards maturity. Why does it feel like this wave of SOL's market isn't over yet? The stablecoin figure of 14.8 billion is very interesting, indicating that people are really using it. Compared to other public chains, who can withstand SOL's fee advantage? User numbers doubled... Is it really people entering the market or just good-looking data? 3.2 million daily active wallets, it seems many are probably bots spamming. Revenue of 2.39 billion, sounds good, but I wonder how much of it is truly converted.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-06 15:00

Is the data on SOL real? It feels a bit exaggerated. --- Only 7 projects have surpassed 100 million? I thought there would be more. --- A $0.017 fee is indeed affordable. ETH users should consider migrating now. --- 14.8 billion stablecoins. What does this mean... Are funds accumulating? --- 3.2 million active wallets daily. Why do I feel like no one in my circle is playing SOL? --- Wait, how is the protocol revenue of 1.4 billion calculated? Where did this money go? --- Alright, the performance looks good, but I’ve seen too many news like this before. --- Ecosystem application revenue grew by 46%. When will I be able to make money from dApps? --- It seems that stablecoins are the real focus; the genuine demand is still in trading. --- Solana can reduce fees to this level, but other public chains are under a lot of pressure.

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BoredWatcher

· 01-06 14:58

SOL's recent data is indeed impressive, with a $0.017 fee that really makes other public chains feel the pain. The fact that top applications have surpassed a billion is the most convincing evidence, showing it's not just hype. 3.2 million daily active wallets with a 50% growth rate—users are voting with their feet. The 14.8 billion stablecoin market cap is real gold and silver confidence voting. But to be honest, when will we see Solana's true killer app... When the ecosystem heats up, the fees will follow. Just because it's cheap now doesn't mean it will stay cheap forever. Good data is great, but I'm worried it might just be another rebound in a cycle. A cost of $0.017 truly outperforms Ethereum gas fees. $2.39 billion in application revenue with a 46% growth—this growth rate needs to be sustainable. The stablecoin stack reaching 14.8 billion shows that serious capital is betting on SOL.

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