Solana Becomes the Most Reliable Blockchain Platform for Transaction Fees with Fee Stability Ratio (FSR)

According to Foresight News, DeFi Dev Corp. (DFDV) has introduced the Fee Stability Ratio (FSR) metric, which is designed to measure the reliability and affordability of blockchain transaction fees. The FSR is calculated as follows: FSR = 1 / (median fee × median fee volatility). A higher FSR indicates lower and more stable fees, making the network more user- and dApp-friendly.

In the latest rankings, Solana leads all blockchains with an FSR of 160.74, offering the most stable and cost-effective transaction fees, with virtually no barriers to user adoption due to high fees. In contrast, Ethereum’s five-year average transaction fee is $4.11, with peaks reaching $196, resulting in an FSR of just 0.15—indicating high and volatile fees.

DFDV points out that consistently low fees are crucial for blockchain to achieve global-scale adoption, and the FSR metric clearly demonstrates that Solana is far ahead of other blockchains in this regard.