Gray Release has published the latest Solana research report, showing that the inflation-adjusted return rate of SOL is approximately 3%, and the average transaction fee year-to-date is only $0.02

ChainCatcher news, Grayscale's latest research report on Solana indicates that Solana currently leads in users, transaction volume, and transaction fees, which are the three most important metrics for measuring blockchain activity. The Solana ecosystem collects approximately $425 million in fees each month, with an annual revenue exceeding $5 billion. Solana stands out in a competitive market by offering fast, inexpensive transactions and an engaging new user experience. On-chain transaction costs have remained relatively low, with users paying an average transaction fee of only $0.02.

The supply of SOL tokens is currently growing at a rate of about 4% to 4.5% per year, and additionally, SOL stakers can earn an approximate nominal return of 7%. Therefore, the actual (inflation-adjusted) return rate for SOL stakers is about 2.5% to 3%. If the Solana network evolves over time—if it has more users, processes more transactions, and earns more fees—Grayscale believes that investors can expect the price of SOL to rise.