Solana On-Chain Activity Soars as Transfer Volume Breaks Records
Solana, one of the top blockchains in the active crypto industry, attracts a large number of users everyday, resulting in an unparalleled transfer volume rise.
Solana Sets Adoption Record
Glassnode, a major on-chain and financial platform, announced that Solana network on-chain activity is heating up, resulting in a tremendous jump in transfer volume to a new all-time high, indicating rising network use and interest.
This record transfer volume shows the blockchain's rapid and low-cost transactions and the rising popularity of decentralized applications and initiatives on the network. More people using Solana strengthens its status as a prominent blockchain in the crypto scene.
The on-chain platform reported a record $318 billion transfer volume for Solana and over 22 million active addresses on November 16. The mean and median transaction volumes dropped considerably while transfer volume reached a record high.
Glassnode suggested that this network activity pattern, which has propelled blockchain developments, may be bot-driven. As record-breaking activity continues, the network's importance in blockchain will grow, luring retail and institutional participants.
The increase in transfer volume matches a large increase in DEX volume. The network's decentralized volume reached new highs a few days ago, showing a rising demand for decentralized operations and user involvement.
The network's DEX volume reached a weekly record $41.2 billion, according to IC News. Interestingly, this fast surge represents over 100% growth from its prior highs of $17.5 billion in March and $18 billion the week before. With these successes, SOL's blockchain shows its decentralized financial innovation potential.
Titan of Crypto and other experts believe SOL's fresh upward momentum might push the market beyond $400. Titan of Crypto predicted the bold forecast after SOL almost broke out of a Cup and Handle pattern on its monthly chart.
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