2025-12-30 13:22:12

The latest data from the Solana Foundation shows that the number of daily active addresses on the network surpassed 31.7 million in mid-September, setting a new record. Behind this growth, the meme coins within the Telegram ecosystem have experienced a concentrated explosion, becoming the main driving force, while the monthly trading volume of Phoenix decentralized order book increased by 420%. Another highlight is that the number of users of the Solana Playground developer tool has exceeded 500,000, indicating that the ecosystem's attractiveness continues to grow.

However, there is a hidden risk behind the growth. Network congestion issues have arisen, with the average transaction failure rate rising to 35%, which has become a key bottleneck restricting user experience. The Solana core development team has prioritized optimizing the scheduler efficiency as the top task at present, and the progress in solving this issue will directly affect the network's usability and user retention.

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fomo_fighter

· 12h ago

35% failure rate? I just laughed. This is basically Russian roulette. Meme coin explosion boosts data, network congestion just comes to send heads, Solana's combo punch is really impressive.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 17h ago

35% failure rate... That's Solana. When it rises, it's crazy; when it's congested, it's even crazier. I saw the meme coin explosion, but how many people can actually use the network?

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NeverPresent

· 17h ago

Meme coins are coming to rescue the market again? I think most of the 31.7 million active addresses are just chasing quick money. A 35% failure rate is really outrageous. If I make a transaction, I have to lose three or five times, and still expect to retain users? The scheduler optimization has been talked about for several months. Will it work this time? Not very optimistic. Phoenix's 420% increase is indeed impressive, but the prerequisite is that you can successfully trade, haha.

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PumpStrategist

· 17h ago

35% failure rate? A typical vanity growth, active addresses surge but the real trading experience is collapsing. The prosperity supported by meme coin bubbles is fragile, and a poke can burst it. The pattern has formed, but the distribution of chips shows that big players are gradually exiting. The scheduler has not been fully optimized, and this risk release is far from over.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 17h ago

A 35% failure rate? That must be so frustrating. The explosion of meme coins is exciting, but it directly ruins the user experience.

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CommunityJanitor

· 18h ago

35% failure rate... How can I use it like this? Meme coins may explode, but the trading keeps failing, making the experience extremely bad.

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TokenTherapist

· 18h ago

35% failure rate, is this still playable? Meme coins may have a breakout, but with such congestion, it will cool off sooner or later.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 18h ago

35% failure rate? That's like playing Russian roulette. No matter how hot meme coins are, it's all in vain. --- The explosion of Telegram meme coins is like this; sooner or later, you'll get burned. --- Hearing about 31.7 million active addresses sounds great, but actual transactions are still clogged, hilarious. --- Phoenix's monthly trading volume increased by 420%, yet the network congestion resulted, which is the paradox of Solana. --- Wait, does having 500,000 developers and users mean the ecosystem is highly attractive? Fix the network first before bragging. --- Everyone is talking about new all-time highs, but no one mentions how outrageous the 35% failure rate is. --- It's the same old trick—more people, more lag. This problem just can't be fixed.

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