Solana generated more user fees than Ethereum on September 22, with approximately $1.1 million in chain fees over 24 hours compared to $649,423 for Ethereum. However, Ethereum burned more fees in dollar terms: $226,298 versus $117,138 for Solana. Over 30 days, Solana totaled $23.6 million in fees versus $12 million for Ethereum, but burns remained close at $2.8 million for Ethereum and $2.66 million for Solana. Fee distribution differs significantly: Solana sends a larger portion to validators through priority fee rewards, while Ethereum burns base and blob fees. These figures cannot determine which token offers the best holder returns, as this would require comparing net issuance and rewards after commissions.
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