2026-01-06 15:26:41

The Solana ecosystem delivered an impressive report card in 2025. According to the latest data, the annual total revenue of applications within the ecosystem reached $2.39 billion, a 46% increase compared to last year, marking the highest level in history.

From core indicators, everything is developing positively. Trading volume, user numbers, and asset size are all on the rise. Not only is the number of ecosystem applications increasing, but profitability is also significantly improving. More notably, the network usage costs are continuously decreasing, which means user experience is improving and the operational efficiency of the ecosystem is increasing.

These data reflect ongoing capital inflows and growing market confidence in the Solana ecosystem. Application developers are motivated to continue building, and users are willing to keep participating. This positive cycle is a good sign for the entire ecosystem.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 01-09 01:47

$2.39 billion? Haha, that number looks a bit fake... Is the actual trading volume really that optimistic? --- Solana has indeed picked up recently, but don’t be fooled by the 46% growth. You need to see where the money is flowing. --- Yes, lower costs are definitely a good thing, finally no longer being wiped out by gas fees. --- Everyone can talk about positive cycles, but the question is how long can they last... Can the highest levels in history be refreshed every year? --- I just want to know how much of this $23.9 billion is generated by real applications, and how much is just wash trading and incentives... --- The Solana ecosystem is getting more competitive, with various projects trying to carve out a share. --- Capital inflow ≠ ecosystem health. Don’t forget that in 2021, people were also pessimistic. --- Low fees are originally Solana’s core competitive advantage. What’s there to boast about... --- A surge in the number of applications isn’t necessarily a good thing; more trash projects can actually drag down the entire ecosystem. --- Anyone can make money in this market rally, but only when the bear market arrives can we see who truly has strength.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 01-07 21:26

Sol has really taken off, these numbers are quite impressive --- A 46% increase isn't a big deal, the key is that the ecosystem is coming to life --- Lower costs and improved experience, this is the way to go --- Fund inflows indicate market optimism, simple and effective --- Positive cycle? Then developers and users need to keep up, don't fall behind --- $2.39 billion, sounds like a lot, but can this be sustained? --- Solana is indeed stable this time, unlike some coins that keep cutting into investors --- It's interesting, the improved profitability of applications shows that the ecosystem is really working --- Lower costs are crucial, good user experience is necessary to retain people --- Market confidence is strengthening? Then cherish it well, don't mess around

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-07 00:34

This round of SOL is indeed impressive, with $2.39 billion, which is a bit surprising honestly. But the real profit comes from those early entrants... How much can ordinary users really get?

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-06 15:54

Hmm, $2.39 billion. That number does look pretty good, but... can it really be sustained? The recent rebound in the SOL ecosystem feels like bloodsucking. Developers are making money, but what about retail investors? Lower fees are definitely a good thing, but the core still depends on the quality of applications. Impressive numbers don't necessarily mean the ecosystem is truly healthy. That's why I'm still on the sidelines. I've seen too many attractive data points. Oh my God, is SOL really about to take off? My position... Wait, how much of that 46% growth is real? It feels like every ecosystem is just bragging. A positive cycle, huh? So when will the next negative cycle come? That's nonsense. User numbers increased and fees decreased, but are gas fees still this high? Is confidence growing? Or is capital just cutting the leeks? These numbers look great, but I just want to know how many apps are actually making money.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-06 15:32

Solana is really taking off this time, with $2.39 billion directly breaking the all-time high? Luckily, I didn't put all my funds into other blockchains. The Solana ecosystem's costs have now decreased, and user experience has improved. This is a long-term thing. Only when costs are low are developers willing to get involved. This positive cycle is how it works.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-06 15:30

Really? SOL is on the rise now. I was skeptical about it before.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-06 15:27

SOL has really taken off this time, with 2.39 billion being so impressive. Are costs still decreasing? That’s true competitiveness. A 46% growth looks good, but it depends on whether it can be sustained later. Ecosystem is booming, and developers are willing to come; this logic makes sense. Speaking of, if the coin price rises, these numbers will be even more attractive. I'm just worried that with more hot money, the bubble might get very big. Improving user experience is the real key; everything else is superficial.

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