Jakarta, Pintu News – Over the weekend, Solana’ s throughput spiked to six figures amid a high load of program call transactions, according to a developer.
Mert Mumtaz, co-founder of Solana (SOL) tool development company Helius, shared on Sunday that Solana became the “first big blockchain” to record 100,000 transactions per second (TPS) on its mainnet.
Furthermore, Mumtaz shared that a Solana block on Sunday night recorded 43,016 successful transactions and 50 failed transactions, bringing the total TPS to 107,540.
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However, most of these transactions are not token exchanges or trades, but rather “noop” or no-operation program calls, which are instructions that do not perform any meaningful calculations or state changes.

Solana transactions are required to have at least one instruction. For transactions that don’t require real operations, noop programs are used to still meet this requirement. Lightweight program calls like this serve to test the capacity of the network, but do not reflect everyday use such as payments or complex applications.
Mumtaz added that while most transactions are program calls, developers can theoretically estimate that the network is also capable of handling 80-100K TPS for token transactions, oracle updates, and similar operations.
Despite recording a spike in TPS, the actual throughput at Solana was much lower than the extreme numbers caused by the program’s call to action.
According to Solscan, the total number of polling stations is currently around 3,700, but this figure is still misleading because about two-thirds of the transactions are voting transactions.
Solana validators must routinely submit voting transactions to participate in consensus, and the hundreds of validators who vote multiple times per slot make the network’s TPS numbers look higher than reality.

When looking at truly meaningful transactions, Solana’s real throughput is around 1,050 transactions per second, according to Solscan, and around 1,004 TPS according to Chainspect.
As reported by Cointelegraph (8/18/25), most of the activity on the Solana network still comes from memecoins. The most popular platform in the ecosystem is Pump.fun, which is engaged in minting and trading meme coins, with a 62% share of the total value locked (TVL), according to Solscan.
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The value of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications on Solana has also increased in recent months, reaching $10.7 billion, close to its record high in January, according to DefiLlama.
Meanwhile, the price of the Solana token (SOL) fell over the weekend as crypto markets softened, returning to $187 from last week’s peak of $208.
From its January peak of $293, SOL is still down about 36%, according to CoinGecko.
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