A major regulatory shift occurred in late 2025 when the CFTC formally classified Solana as a commodity, establishing its oversight framework through approved derivatives products. This classification has significant implications for the US market: SOL now falls under anti-wash trading regulations, aligning with broader commodity market standards. The CFTC's move effectively crystallizes SOL's regulatory status, treating it with the same compliance requirements as traditional commodities. For traders and projects operating in US jurisdiction, this means stricter scrutiny on trading patterns and market manipulation prevention.

The Solana NFT ecosystem is still evolving, and it's impressive to see many projects坚持深耕 (persist in deep cultivation). Take Lunardollz as an example; when community enthusiasm returns, this project is very likely to become one of the pioneers. There are many supporting factors behind it: the founders remain highly active, community engagement is stable, major platform operations are frequent, and combined with the design of the revenue distribution mechanism, these give investors many reasons to be optimistic. As a long-term observer, this project has already been listed as a key focus for 2026. Among Solana's NFT projects, few can achieve solid operations and strong community cohesion at the same time.

Testing Solana's throughput capacity to its limits. Let's push the network with high transaction volume and see how the blockchain performs under extreme load.