As Solana completes 95 million transactions, SOL may see a new dawn

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Recent data from Solana [SOL]’s blockchain explorer stated that the network processed a total of 96.62 million transactions. In fact, at the time of writing, the network processed an average of 3,044 transactions per second.

With impressive statistics like these, Solana could prove its skeptics wrong while also lowering  the FUD around Solana’s downtime.

While it remains to be seen whether SOL has been able to regain the trust of the skeptics, it does seem like the network has garnered interest from the crypto community. LunarCrush’s graph given below highlighted the significant uptick in Solana’s social media mentions and engagements.

Source: Lunar Crush

The aforementioned graph showcased a 13.8% increase in Solana’s social media engagements and a 2.31% spike in its social mentions in the past week.

But the good news doesn’t end there. In a 7 September tweet, Messari declared that Solana has been able to scale over 2000 nodes. This is thus, another indicator that the Solana team had worked hard to fix their issues with downtime.

Because transaction fees (revenue for validators) on Solana are low, running a node becomes difficult. This is because validators need to figure out the best way possible to monetize on transactions with very low fees.

However Solana’s low transaction fees is one of the reasons why people are attracted to its NFT communities. New updates and improvements are the cherry on the cake.

In a recent development, Goatswap launched Solana’s first Automated Market Maker (AMM). With this launch, users will able to create pools to automatically buy, sell, or trade NFTs.

Although there have been a lot of improvements from Solana’s side, the price still hasn’t shown a lot of promise. The price has stayed within the