Solana processed 171.9 million non-vote transactions on August 10, setting a daily record and sustaining roughly 1,990 transactions per second across the full 24-hour period, while the week ending that day topped 1 billion non-vote transactions for the first time. The measure excludes validator vote messages and is used by on-chain analysts as a cleaner gauge of user and application activity; the latest highs followed a 66% increase in the maximum compute limit per block, part of the performance work tied to Agave 4.2 feature activations targeting mainnet from August 17 and 300ms slot time targets on testnet. Priority fees hit their highest level in the trailing month and Jito tips also rose as demand filled the added capacity, while U.S. spot Solana ETFs recorded $8.8 million in net inflows, essentially all into Bitwise's BSOL fund, after five trading days with no net inflows.