Solana’s Historical Performance and Potential Surge in SOL Value

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January is seen as a pivotal month for Solana, with average and profitable returns of 70.4% and 70.6%, respectively, in both 2021 and 2023. This trend has played out in both years, with SOL experiencing significant gains of 140.2% and 182%.

In 2022, the token experienced a decrease of 41.6% by the end of the month. While this historical pattern raises speculation about a potential surge in Solana’s value, there is caution that the sample sizes of three instances may be too small to draw concrete conclusions based solely on price history.

Solanas Exceptional Transactions Throughput and Low Costs

Solana’s exceptional transaction output and its low costs have made it a standout player in the crypto space. The blockchain network can process up to 65,00 transactions per second (TPS) with average fees of $0.00025 per transition.

This makes it one of the fastest and most cost-effective networks. In comparison, Ethereum can only proceed at around 15 TPS with an average fee of $35 per transaction during peak periods.