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Solana On-Chain Metrics & Charts

Live data on how Solana actually runs — validator economics, staking flows and network activity, charted in SOL straight from on-chain rewards. Every figure is on the page and checkable against the chain. Pick a dashboard below.

Validator Operator Revenue
7.5K SOL/day · 7d avg ↑ 8.5%

Issuance commission, Jito MEV and transaction fees earned per day.

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Staker RevenueSoon

What delegators earn each day from issuance and Jito yield.

SFDP Staked SOLSoon

Stake delegated through the Solana Foundation Delegation Program.

Activating & Deactivating StakeSoon

Stake entering warmup versus leaving in cooldown — net staking flow.

Solana staking data, straight from the chain

Each dashboard is a live daily chart built from on-chain Solana data, in SOL, with the raw numbers on the page — not a screenshot or a stale export. Start with Solana validator revenue: how much validators earn per day, split into issuance commission, Jito MEV and transaction fees, back to August 2023. Staker revenue, SFDP staked SOL and stake activation flows are next.

If you are choosing where to stake, these numbers connect directly to your yield — the validator ranking and the staking calculator turn them into a decision.

Stake where the data points

Stake.Cake runs at 0% commission on both inflation and MEV — verifiable on-chain, like everything here.

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FAQ

What are Solana on-chain metrics?

Numbers read directly from the Solana blockchain rather than reported by anyone: staking rewards credited to vote accounts, transaction fees paid to block leaders, MEV tips, stake account movements. Every chart here is built from that data and shows its figures on the page, so you can check any of them against the chain.

How often are these charts updated?

The series are daily. New days are added automatically as on-chain rewards data settles, which trails real time by a few days — each chart states the last date it covers.

What is the difference between validator revenue and staker revenue?

Validator revenue is what the operator keeps: its commission on issuance and MEV plus block fees. Staker revenue is what delegators receive — the rest of the issuance and Jito yield after that commission. The validator revenue dashboard is live; staker revenue is next.