- This month, the number of daily NFT coins on Solana has decreased.
- This is due to the decline in the network’s user activity since the beginning of the year.
The daily count of NFT coins on Solana [SOL] has plummeted to the lowest level since the start of the year, data shows Hello Moon showed.
As of January 8, 19,000 NFTs were minted on the Layer 1 (L1) blockchain network, a 44% drop from the 34,370 NFTs minted on December 31, 2023.
Reflecting the ecosystem-wide rally that Solana experienced in December 2023, the number of NFTs minted daily on the network climbed to an all-time high of 414,080 on December 15.
Additionally, during the 31-day period, NFT sales volume on Solana reached $366 million, which is the highest monthly sales volume recorded in 2023.
However, due to the decline in hype surrounding the chain, NFT sales and trading volume have taken a hit. According to data from CryptoSlamThis year’s NFT sales volume on Solana is $79.34 million.
Solana sees a decrease in user activity
Following network-wide growth in December, the past two weeks have been marked by a decline in demand for the Solana network. On-chain data from Artemis showed a decrease in user activity on the blockchain.
For example, the number of unique wallet addresses sending at least one on-chain transaction on Solana every day has fallen 9% since January 5. For context, on that day, Solana’s daily active addresses were 691,000. By January 11, this had fallen to 627,000.
Due to a decrease in the number of active users in the chain, the daily number of transactions has also decreased. According to data from Artemis, this fell by 7% between January 5 and 11.
Due to the decline in user numbers, the number of transactions completed via the decentralized exchanges (DEXs) within Solana has also decreased. This fell by 40% during the reporting period.
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Moreover, the total value of the DeFi network (TVL) has been declining since the beginning of the year.
According to data from DefiLlamaSolana’s TVL was $1.41 billion as of January 1. At the time of writing, the L1’s TVL of $1.29 billion has since fallen 9%.