2026-01-18 07:26:01

Looking at the latest on-chain data, Solana's performance this week is indeed eye-catching. Active addresses soared to 27.1 million, a week-over-week increase of 56%, and transaction counts reached 515 million — both metrics leading among all public chains.

Following closely are BNB Chain and Tron, which are also performing well, but their popularity is still overshadowed by Solana. From this data, it can be seen that user activity and transaction frequency on the Solana network are on the rise. What does this indicate? First, that ecosystem applications are continuously attracting users; second, that on-chain liquidity is recovering. From any perspective, this is a positive signal. For traders, high trading volume means ample liquidity; for project teams, growth in active addresses indicates ecosystem expansion. This upward trend in data is definitely worth noting during bear markets or correction periods.

SOL-1.35%

BNB-0.07%

TRX0.93%

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LiquidityWitch

· 10h ago

Sol's data is indeed top-notch, with a 56% weekly increase directly taking off. Wait, are these active addresses real users or just bots? Does anyone know? Five hundred million transaction records; the liquidity looks really substantial. Hold on, why is BNB being suppressed so harshly? Wasn't it different before? Brothers holding positions, you need to support this wave.

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quietly_staking

· 10h ago

Solana's recent surge is really impressive, with 27 million addresses and a 56% increase. It feels like the ecosystem is alive again. But why is BNB being suppressed so heavily? Wasn't it doing just fine before? The key might be the recovery of liquidity flow. If trading volume increases, will transaction fees go up again? These numbers look good, but honestly, it depends on how long they can be sustained.

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ApeShotFirst

· 10h ago

Wow, SOL is back up again, with a 56% weekly increase, absolutely exploding! SOL's popularity is really top-notch, BNB and TRON can only be followers. 56% growth... Can this momentum continue? Feels like it might be washed out. Active addresses soaring = genuine demand or just speculators taking advantage? I'm not quite sure. High trading volume and good liquidity, that's true, but I want to know if anyone is dumping. If this momentum can hold through the correction period, it will be a big win. The question is, can it?

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 10h ago

Sol really had a tough week, with over 27 million active addresses. It feels like they're all being drawn in. Sol is now like a liquidity vampire; when trading volume spikes, the entire market becomes lively. A 56% weekly increase, to be honest, is a bit suspicious. Could it be that the羊毛党 (coupon/discount hunters) are causing trouble again? Having many active addresses isn't necessarily a good thing; it depends on whether those addresses belong to real users or are just bot accounts. However, with such high trading volume, it does indicate the market is recovering. Those of us who are trapped might have a bit of hope now, haha.

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