Grayscale releases the latest Solana research report: The return rate of SOL is about 3% after inflation adjustment, and the average trading fee since the beginning of the year is only $0.02.

On October 19, Grayscale released its latest research report on Solana, stating that “currently Solana is leading in terms of users, volume, and transaction costs, which are the three most important indicators of measuring Blockchain activity. The fees collected by the Solana ecosystem amount to approximately $425 million monthly, with an annualized 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 Cost has remained relatively low, with users paying an average transaction fee of only $0.02 year-to-date.” “The supply of the SOL Token is currently rising at an annual rate of about 4% to 4.5%, and in addition, SOL stakers can earn an approximate nominal yield of 7%. Therefore, the “real” (inflation-adjusted) yield for SOL stakers is about 2.5% to 3%. If the Solana network develops over time—if it gains more users, processes more transactions, and earns more fees—Grayscale believes that investors can expect the SOL price to rise.”