So, here we are, folks. Solana (SOL), the blockchain that promised to be the Usain Bolt of transactions, just lost a whopping 80% of its monthly revenue in March 2025. I mean, come on! What happened? Did everyone suddenly decide to take a break from crypto? 🤔
And let’s talk about the numbers. Active addresses? Down 21%. Transactions? A staggering 82% drop! Total fees? Down 81%! It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck. You can’t look away, but you really want to. This sudden dip is like a bad haircut—nobody wants to admit it, but it’s there, and it’s ugly. 😬
Why the decline, you ask? Well, it seems the top Solana-based DApps decided to take a vacation. I mean, who can blame them? If I were them, I’d be out sipping piña coladas too! 🍹
Now, let’s break down the revenue. Raydium is holding the fort with 36.07%, while Fluxbeam is at 28.52%. Solana itself? A mere 26.96%. And then there’s Pump.fun, which went from $74 million in February to a staggering 95% drop in March. Talk about a rollercoaster ride! 🎢
But wait! Despite all this chaos, Solana prices are hanging in there like a stubborn weed. They’ve ranged from $113.19 to $178.63 in the last 30 days. And as of March 27, 2025, Solana is trading at $139.36, down only 2.56%. It’s like watching a cat land on its feet—impressive, but you still wonder how it happened! 🐱
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2025-03-27 19:17