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Glassnode has reported a substantial rise in transfer volume within the Solana 
$168 Blockchain, reaching approximately $224 billion. This volume is equivalent to three times the market capitalization of Solana.
Reasons Behind the Volume Surge
According to Glassnode, the increase was triggered by an active wallet utilizing multiple accounts. This wallet is likely an arbitrage bot that has ramped up its activities since the beginning of October. The bot’s high efficiency has led to a significant rise in transaction fees in recent months.
The average transaction fee on the Solana network has more than doubled in the past 30 days. By early November 2024, this fee reached $0.06580, indicating the network’s intense usage. However, this also raises concerns regarding long-term growth.
VanEck Report and Wash Trading Discussions
Investment firm VanEck released a new report examining Solana’s recent performance. The report notes that Solana’s high engagement and transaction volume stem from its cost-effective and fast infrastructure. However, it emphasizes that 14.2% of Solana’s revenues are derived from wash trading, which is notably high compared to Ethereum 
$2,412.
Wash trading refers to repeated transactions made to artificially inflate trading volume. This raises concerns that Solana’s large volume figures may be manipulated. Consequently, VanEck has added high-risk disclosures for products based on Solana, indicating that this provides greater transparency for potential investors.
Critics argue that wash trading incidents in memecoins have inflated Solana’s figures, casting doubt on the sustainability of its growth. While increased network usage may signal long-term sustainability, the effects of speculative trading and bot manipulation introduce uncertainty.
In conclusion, while the significant increase in Solana’s transfer volume and high transaction fees indicate growing network usage, reports raise questions about the sustainability of this growth. Stakeholders should pay attention to these details when evaluating the broader picture of Solana’s future.
