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Dune indexes the full Solana blockchain — every transaction, block, instruction call, and account balance change. As a non-EVM chain, Solana’s account-based architecture produces data that looks fundamentally different from Ethereum. Programs, accounts, and instructions replace contracts, addresses, and function calls. Raw data tables give you direct access to transactions, pre/post-balances, and instruction data. For most analytical workflows, however, you’ll get faster results and cleaner queries using decoded data from IDL decoding — Solana’s equivalent of ABI decoding on EVM chains.

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Available Tables

Account Activity

Pre/post-balance changes for every account touched in a transaction — track wallet activity, treasury flows, and balance movements

Blocks

Slot-level block data including leader identity, rewards, and timing — analyze network throughput and validator performance

IDL Tables (Decoded)

Human-readable decoded program data from IDL definitions — the fastest path to protocol-specific analytics

Instruction Calls

Every program instruction with decoded arguments and inner calls — trace program execution and cross-program invocations

Rewards

Validator and staker reward distributions — calculate APY, track staking returns, and analyze validator economics

Transactions

Complete transaction records with signatures, signers, fees, and execution status — the foundation for on-chain analysis

Vote Transactions

Validator consensus votes — monitor network health, validator participation, and consensus patterns

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Resources

Full Solana Data Guide

In-depth walkthrough for getting started with Solana data analysis on Dune, covering raw tables, decoded data, and common query patterns.