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Solana adds 8.4M new addresses weekly, hits 10.1B transactions in Q1 2026

2026/07/13 12:17Browse 0

Solana’s network added an average of 8.4 million new addresses per week in the first quarter of 2026, while processing a record 10.1 billion transactions during the same period, according to recent reports. The surge in on-chain activity underscores Solana’s growing adoption, even as its token trades well below its all-time high.

Record Network Activity

The blockchain registered a new high in daily new addresses, surpassing both Ethereum and Bitcoin in active addresses and stablecoin transactions. This expansion positions Solana as a leading blockchain by on-chain activity, with consistent weekly growth in new users.

Market Implications

Analysts note that the strong network performance supports a positive outlook for Solana’s capabilities, despite its current price range. The consistent addition of new addresses is seen as a potential precursor to upward price scenarios, though the token remains far from its peak.

Upgrades to Watch

Market participants are closely monitoring the upcoming Alpenglow and Firedancer upgrades, which could enhance Solana’s transaction speed and throughput. These technological advancements may further drive adoption and influence price predictions. Key indicators include shifts in market sentiment, major announcements from Solana Labs, and any regulatory approvals for related financial products.

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