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introduction

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> The purpose of this dashboard: > > * A review of the Solana network's performance in the past month compared to the rest of the year, which includes the following: > > 1- Transactions per second and success rate have recently increased or not > > 2. Which wallets and programs have paid the highest fees for failed transactions

methodology

> * In this dashboard, the following actions were taken: > * Using the FACT_TRANSACTIONS table to get transactions per second and the success rate of recent transactions, as well as to get the wallets and programs that have paid the most fees for failed transactions.

This graph shows all daily transactions since the beginning of 2022, the highest number of transactions is related to the first day of the year and the lowest number of transactions is related to April 9. This chart had noticeable drops on January 7th, January 21st and 22nd, and from January 25th to April 9th, it took a fluctuating downward trend, and from this date until the middle of July, it changed its trend and fluctuated upwards. has taken over

In this chart, all successful daily transactions have been reviewed since the beginning of 2022

> This chart shows the successful transactions per second per day in the last month of 2022 (Jun 11 to July 10). > This chart was downward in the early days and had an upward and fluctuating trend from Jun 13 to Jun 22, and from this date to July 3, it has fluctuated and decreased and from this date to July 10, it has risen in a fluctuating manner. > In this one-month period, the lowest number of transactions per second belongs to Jun 13 and the highest number of transactions per second belongs to July 9.

This graph shows the rate of recent successful daily transactions From the beginning of the year to the middle of March, this graph has taken a slightly upward trend, and in this period, it has taken a noticeable drop on January 21 and 22, and it has returned to the upward trend on January 23, and since the middle of March Until the 12th of May, which was the lowest possible level, it started a downward trend, and from this date until the middle of July, it started a fluctuating upward trend.

The two charts above show the wallets and apps that paid the most fees for failed transactions: In the chart of wallets, the 4 wallets that have paid the most fees include 55% of the total of this chart, and the top wallet in this field alone includes 17.6% of this chart, and also the wallets have a smaller difference than The programs charge each other fees for failed transactions In the chart of the programs, the 4 programs that paid the highest fees include 77% of the total of this chart, and the top program in this field alone includes 40.2% of this chart, which shows the high difference between the programs in paying fees for Unsuccessful transactions are related to each other, so that the top program is 3 times different from the third program in this chart.