Solana reached 1,000 consecutive days without a complete network shutdown on November 2, 2026. The blockchain's last full outage occurred in February 2024 when a validator software bug caused a five-hour halt. An earlier stoppage in February 2023 lasted nearly 19 hours due to congestion in the block-propagation system.
The network struggled with frequent downtime in its early years but has remained stable following software improvements. Average monthly decentralized exchange volume has doubled since February 2024, while active trader numbers increased sixfold. The metric tracks full cluster halts but does not account for individual validator or application disruptions.
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