ICP and Solana Cross the 100 Billion Transaction Threshold @dfinity's Internet Computer ($ICP) and @Solana have become the only two blockchain networks in the world to surpass 100 billion lif
@dfinity's Internet Computer ($ICP) and @Solana have become the only two blockchain networks in the world to surpass 100 billion lifetime transactions. The milestone places both networks in a category of their own, well ahead of every other public chain by total throughput.
ICP leads the global ranking with 293 billion total transactions since its launch, while Solana holds second place at 114 billion. The next closest networks are @Hedera ($HBAR) at 71.2 billion and @StellarOrg at 23.5 billion, underscoring how wide the gap has become between the top two and the rest of the field.
The figures are a strong signal of real infrastructure demand. Internet Computer has quietly emerged as the most-used blockchain by total transactions, drawing renewed attention in crypto markets even as much of the focus remains on Bitcoin, AI tokens, and memecoins. The network was approaching 300 billion transactions as recently as mid-June 2026.
The transaction counts are partly a product of how each network is designed. Internet Computer splits workloads across independently running subnets with their own consensus, and late 2025 and early 2026 upgrades brought a 50 percent increase in compute throughput. That parallel architecture allows ICP to absorb high volumes without the congestion that affects more monolithic chains.
Solana's design tells a similar story. The network processed an average of 102.7 million transactions per day in recent weeks, running at between 1,000 and 4,000 transactions per second, far ahead of Ethereum and most other blockchains. Solana processed 25.3 billion transactions in the first quarter of 2026 alone, though that total includes validator vote transactions that are not directly comparable to activity on other chains.
Context matters when reading raw transaction counts. Both ICP and Solana include activity types that other networks do not record in the same way, meaning the headline figures reflect architectural differences as much as pure user demand. Even so, the scale of the gap between these two networks and all others points to a structural shift in where on-chain activity is concentrating.
With @Hedera ($HBAR) sitting at 71.2 billion and @StellarOrg at 23.5 billion, the data suggests the industry is sorting into a small group of high-throughput infrastructure layers and a broader set of networks operating at significantly lower volumes.
Sources:CoinPedia: Internet Computer Becomes Crypto's Most Used BlockchainThe Motley Fool: Solana Processed 25.3 Billion Transactions in Q1 2026Crypto News Navigator: Internet Computer Blockchain Transaction Milestone
