In comparison, Solana came up big in July 2025, with $87 million in network revenue. This milestone represented the tenth straight month that Solana led all other blockchain networks. That’s a figure that even surpasses Tron's $61 million worth of bank, highlighting Solana’s robust positioning in the ongoing blockchain cutthroat arena. In spite of this revenue domination, Solana’s price was subject to wild fluctuations, finishing 4% down at $166.23 on Friday.

The network's revenue is a key indicator of its health, especially for a proof-of-stake network like Solana, where most fees are redistributed directly to validators and stakers. The resulting $87 million in revenue shines a spotlight on the incredible growth and overall demand for infrastructure on Solana’s blockchain.

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Just last week, SolanaFloor shared a jaw-dropping $1.5 million revenue run rate. They pointed out that Solana has been doing better than all Layer 1/2 chains on revenue generation consistently. This sustained performance is an indicator of the increased adoption and use of the Solana network.

That said, Solana’s price has been correlated with the overall market. The recent drop to $166.23 is a 16% decline from its high of $182 on Monday. The cryptocurrency’s volatility over the last 24 hours is 1.5%, meaning that the price continues to be highly volatile.

Currently, Solana's market capitalization is $86.80 billion. The $160 mark is declared as an important support level for the crypto. If this support level does not hold, analysts propose that the next possible support level for Solana might be $150.

Going forward, Solana’s future price prediction will depend on a number of key variables. If macro sentiment stabilizes and optimism regarding crypto ETFs returns, a move back up to $182 can’t be ruled out. That short-term trajectory is almost entirely contingent on not dropping back below that $160 support level with some very volatile market and equity conditions being present.

Given the price volatility in the short-term, that would make Solana’s long-term outlook bullish. The network’s underlying strength and an improving regulatory environment bode well for this positive outlook. Even more recently, the US SEC’s approval of staking in crypto ETFs could continue to boost Solana’s long-term fundamentals.