A new metric called the Fee Stability Ratio (FSR) is shedding light on blockchain transaction costs, and it shows Solana at the forefront of affordability. Developed by DeFi Dev Corp (DFDV), the FSR compares fee volatility to actual median fees, with higher values signifying less fluctuation and greater stability. The latest rankings reveal that Solana reigns supreme with an impressive FSR of 160.74, offering the most stable and economical transaction fees. This advantage translates into a smoother user experience, as users are not often burdened by high costs. In comparison, Ethereum’s five-year average fee is significantly higher at $4.11, peaking at $196, with an FSR of just 0.15. This volatility makes transactions on the platform less predictable and more prone to occasional obstacles for developers and users alike. DFDV highlights that consistent low fees are essential for blockchain technology to achieve global scalability, and the FSR metric underscores Solana’s substantial lead over other blockchains in this area.