Fidelity report gives Solana a clean bill of health, with a few notes

Fidelity has run a full checkup on Solana. The verdict: the patient looks healthy, though the doctor has a few follow-up questions. In a report published October 16, 2026, Fidelity’s Center for Applied Technology (FCAT) concluded that Solana’s broader trajectory remains positive. It credits growing software diversity, infrastructure investment and rising adoption. When a firm managing approximately $7.8 trillion in assets writes a network health report, institutional desks tend to read it. What Fidelity found The report is titled “The State of Solana: Network Health and Resilience.” It reviews how the network has developed over the past two years. FCAT analysts Mia Galvin and Kevin Kelly organized their assessment around three pillars. These are network resilience, economic security, and performance usability. The headline resilience stat is simple. Solana has not had a single mainnet outage across the two-year period the report covers. Validators have also been showing up for work. The report puts average validator vote success at approximately 99.7% in 2026. FCAT also pointed to performance gains, including expanded capacity and shorter slot times. The adoption numbers The value ...