2025-12-29 10:22:35

Solana Ecosystem 2025 Report Card Released: DEX decentralized trading platform's total annual trading volume exceeded $1.7 trillion, setting a new record. Meanwhile, the total scale of Solana-related ETF products surpassed $766 million, demonstrating the increasing attention from traditional finance towards this ecosystem. Behind these figures, it reflects significant progress in the Solana network's trading depth, ecosystem development, and market recognition. From on-chain activity engagement to continuous inflow of institutional funds, Solana is consolidating its position among high-performance public blockchains. As 2025 draws to a close, this impressive report card marks a dual breakthrough in ecosystem applications and user base.

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NFTDreamer

· 11h ago

1.7 trillion? SOL really pushed itself out this time. With such a strong DEX trading volume, you also need good internet speed to keep up haha. Traditional finance is also starting to pay attention, which shows there's really something there. Institutions pouring money in never go wrong; at least it shows this isn't just hype. Last year, there was still debate about whether SOL was viable, and now the data is right in front of us. The comeback was really quick. Anyway, I’m optimistic about this blockchain, although it still carries some centralized baggage. Achieving this kind of performance for the whole year is indeed rare, but the key is whether it can be maintained. 1.7 trillion... That’s a lot of transactions. The network being this stable is truly impressive.

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DeFiDoctor

· 11h ago

1.7 trillion in trading volume sounds impressive, but what about the actual liquidity depth? Looking at the trading records, the spreads and slippage on these DEX trading pairs remain the same, and capital efficiency may not have improved. An ETF size of 766 million is nothing special... its clinical performance is quite weak. Compared to the spot market size, the seriousness of institutions still warrants a question. Is the surge in DEX trading volume just a repeat calculation? True net user growth, wallet activity, and other indicators are the key points for diagnosis; don’t just look at the total traffic numbers. In this round of "breakthrough," I want to ask—has the TVL grown simultaneously? Are there symptoms of liquidity outflow? The report card looks good, but hard metrics like on-chain real trading costs and slippage changes are worth reviewing regularly.

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SignatureCollector

· 11h ago

17 trillion? Oh my God, SOL has really taken off this time. --- Traditional finance is starting to pay attention. What does that mean? We should have gotten on board long ago. --- ETF size is only over 700 million, this is just the beginning, right? --- No hype, no blackening, these numbers do look really impressive. --- The on-chain activity is so high, how can anyone say SOL has no prospects? --- The report card looks good; let's see if it can stay steady next year. --- Institutional influx is a good thing, but hopefully we won't get cut too harshly. --- 17 trillion in trading volume, what kind of concept is that, everyone? --- Entry of traditional finance = the beginning of the end, a bit of a signal. --- Double ecological breakthroughs sound great, but how far it can go remains to be seen.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 11h ago

17 trillion is indeed outrageous, but are there really that many genuine transaction volumes... It just feels like there's a lot of fluff. Let me see that ETF's 766 million, now that's real gold and silver. 17 trillion🤔 still depends on the number of active on-chain users; high trading volume doesn't necessarily mean a strong ecosystem. SOL has been really impressive this wave, but ETF growth is still a bit slow. I'm tired of hearing about all-time highs; the key is how much of these transactions are driven by real demand. Sorry, I might be a bit pessimistic, but usually, this kind of "performance report" data can be quite misleading. 766 million ETF size... how does it compare to other ecosystems? It's hard to get an intuitive sense. Within that 17 trillion, you have to deduct the fake orders to get a real picture. Institutional entry is definitely a good sign, but it's not quite FOMO level yet. DEX trading volume has surged, but the real question is user retention—this is the true test.

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