Solana staking data, straight from the chain
Each dashboard is a live daily chart built from on-chain Solana data, in SOL. Start with Solana validator revenue: how much validators earn per day, split into issuance commission, MEV and transaction fees, back to August 2023. Then Solana staker revenue: the other half of the same split, what delegators receive from issuance and Jito yield. The rest cover the flows and the network itself: activating and deactivating stake, SFDP-delegated SOL, whose share is shrinking by design, SOL held through liquid staking tokens, and transaction activity — what the chain settles per day once validator votes are set aside.
The same numbers set your staking yield — compare operators in the validator ranking and model a position in the staking calculator.
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FAQ
What are Solana on-chain metrics?
Figures read straight from the Solana blockchain — staking rewards, transaction fees, MEV tips and stake account movements — each charted here daily.
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.